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Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.
I heard that very recently in a movie, just cannot recall which one.
TigerBeetle and Synadia pledge $512k to the Zig Software Foundation
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Re: TigerBeetle and Synadia pledge $512k to the Zig Software Foundation
#32That's about 1 year's worth of salary of a full-time dev.
Re: TigerBeetle and Synadia pledge $512k to the Zig Software Foundation
#33Earlier quoted context omitted.
>leaving Rust for Zig for the sheer enjoyment of using it instead. What do people find more enjoyable?
Zig is orders of magnitude more pleasant and enjoyable to use than Rust.
>> Why is that?
> Zig is more enjoyable than Rust
You didn't really leave the GP more informed than before.
Re: TigerBeetle and Synadia pledge $512k to the Zig Software Foundation
#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
>leaving Rust for Zig for the sheer enjoyment of using it instead. What do people find more enjoyable?
Some people enjoy the relative simplicity and straight forwardness of C, some folks enjoy the flexibility and zero cost abstractions C++ gives you. Some people can appreciate both. I actually like both languages for different reasons and I don't really understand why they're consistently being pitted against each other. Language wars are... for lack of a more appropriate and less-crass term... stupid.
Re: TigerBeetle and Synadia pledge $512k to the Zig Software Foundation
#35Earlier quoted context omitted.
>leaving Rust for Zig for the sheer enjoyment of using it instead. What do people find more enjoyable?
Zig is orders of magnitude more pleasant and enjoyable to use than Rust.
Tastes are just subjective.
Re: TigerBeetle and Synadia pledge $512k to the Zig Software Foundation
#36In performing an assessment of which ecosystem and PL to use to develop our high-integrity automation software for mission-critical applications, we assessed Rust, Zig, and Ada/SPARK. Rust had the support behind it from a big corp., a passionate developer community, and some adoption by significant entities, but none with cyber-physical systems. And it has been interesting to see some developers leaving Rust for Zig…
>leaving Rust for Zig for the sheer enjoyment of using it instead. What do people find more enjoyable?
Re: TigerBeetle and Synadia pledge $512k to the Zig Software Foundation
#37Earlier quoted context omitted.
>leaving Rust for Zig for the sheer enjoyment of using it instead. What do people find more enjoyable?
Some people enjoy the relative simplicity and straight forwardness of C, some folks enjoy the flexibility and zero cost abstractions C++ gives you. Some people can appreciate both. I actually like both languages for different reasons and I don't really understand why they're consistently being pitted against each other. Language wars are... for lack of a more appropriate and less-crass term... stupid.
I couldn’t agree more!
Re: TigerBeetle and Synadia pledge $512k to the Zig Software Foundation
#38Re: TigerBeetle and Synadia pledge $512k to the Zig Software Foundation
#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
>leaving Rust for Zig for the sheer enjoyment of using it instead. What do people find more enjoyable?
Zig feels like a better C with modern tooling. It is a tool that works for me. Rust feels like a better C++ with modern tooling. I am a tool that works for it.
Re: TigerBeetle and Synadia pledge $512k to the Zig Software Foundation
#40that a lot