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Comment #20612011
This is great. Nice work!
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Comment #18389414
Great write up, when I started coding in Rust, I sometimes used to get frustrated, but then realised how helpful the checker is and really made me think about structure and mechani…
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Comment #18310445
This is great stuff!!
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Comment #18310383
Great work on this!
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Comment #18294937
Nice write up!
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Comment #18282446
One more final point while I was thinking. I am a fan of both languages, Go & Rust. Go is in-fact still my recommended languages for teams, and until Rust hits a maturity level tha…
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Comment #18281655
One more point here, I wouldnt have done it if I did not get full support & enthusiasm from my team. But I guess sometimes it helps when you dont have HUGE existing code bases to h…
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Comment #18281628
Yes I agree. Beauty is highly subjective when it comes to programming languages. Its definitely an expression of a feeling from use and relative successes/failures. I know people I…
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Comment #18281606
Like I said, we are using it for new code bases, and not moving all of our existing Go Code, thats doing fine. I agree that GO is very easy, I can get most any dev up and running a…
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Comment #18279062
While compile times can be slow, the rust system is checking so much for you, so that you can have a predictable @scale runtime. What was the issue with tokio? Plus, with async/awa…
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Comment #18278522
Great job in pushing through though. Where have you been posting for help, I am no ways an expert, and have been learning Rust, but all I have heard is the welcoming nature of the …
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Comment #18278143
I have been learning Rust on and off this year. I have been writing mostly GO for the past few years, but am moving to coding almost primarily in Rust for any new project, and port…