mayormcheeseman

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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
How’s your experience been working with Rust regularly in a professional environment?
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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
The first link states that Go 2 is TBD and in the event there is a Go 2, interop must be easy. The second link has Rob Pike state that there probably won’t ever be a Go 2.
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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
I really enjoy Go. I’ve always been inclined towards keeping the actual language simpler to write and read and it’s a very pragmatic language in my opinion.
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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
I’d assume they care because Go was designed to keep the codebase as “neat” and clean as possible when being worked on by many developers. Given enough time and developers, things like unused variables will start to seep in and make the cod
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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
Makes it seem like we’re living in a bubble while others are getting stuff done, isn’t it?
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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
Had to learn FoxPro to support some legacy software. Fun times :)
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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
I really want to learn Rust, but I just don't have enough time in the day to commit to learning it if I'm not going to be able to find a job with it that doesn't involve blockchain or cryptocurrencies. Can anyone tell me how
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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
Oh definitely, Microsoft docs are usually very well written. And you're right, those percentages look pretty good.
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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
I expected C#/dotnet to make a little more headway considering all of the work being done and released recently, plus the push to make it more cross-platform than it already is.
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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
This looks pretty cool! May I ask what tech stack you use? I always find that info curious.
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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
There's definitely valid criticisms, but a lot of it seems like hate. But I also agree that it's probably a reaction to the earlier hype wave. I especially find it funny that people assume that people like Rob Pike and Ken Thompso
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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
Do you think Go is really starting to displace C#, and Java though? I rule out C++ because I really think rust is the one aiming for that spot. But Go for C# and Java? Hard to say until we see Go start to take over more of the business doma
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by mayormcheeseman 4y ago
As someone relatively new to both Go and Rust, I definitely feel the same way. It seems like Rust fans are more passively-aggressively pushing Rust much more than Go devs. Also, it seems like a lot of them talk down on Go/Go devs for t