Five Years of Rust
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Five Years of Rust
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#2Non-Lexical Lifetimes was huge. Impressive list.
I hope the next 5 years bring compiler speed ups.
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#3Is there a roadmap for the next 1/2/5 years?
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#4Is there a roadmap for the next 1/2/5 years?
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#5Is the current status of Rust that it is slower than Go ? According to this previous post - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23058147
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#6The progress on the error messages truly is worth highlighting, and kudos to the team for all the hard work there. It's one of the hardest things to get right in a programming language, particularly if that language has a fussy compiler.
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#7Is the current status of Rust that it is slower than Go ? According to this previous post - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23058147
While Go may be faster somewhere, that post was not a good comparison.
See the discussion around it and the patches made by the community and the final results.
See the individual benchmarks: https://github.com/christianscott/levenshtein-distance-bench...
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#8The progress on the error messages truly is worth highlighting, and kudos to the team for all the hard work there. It's one of the hardest things to get right in a programming language, particularly if that language has a fussy compiler.
I’ve been using the anyhow crate and it’s made error handling almost painless.
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#9Is the current status of Rust that it is slower than Go ? According to this previous post - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23058147
Rust is usually faster than Go. Note the edit in the previous post.
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#10Now that there's been 5 years since v1.0, is there any consensus on design mistakes that Rust made? Any mistakes that people wish they could turn back time and do differently but can't because it would break compatibility with too much existing code out there? That's the more interesting list to me.