That’s kind of true, but I came from Go, which has really fast compile times, which makes it really productive.
That said, I don’t use Go much anymore, so I’ve obviously found some value in Rust. I would like to see improvements though, but it’s fast enough for me to stick with it.
On the other hand in Go you have to literally implement every other standard library function inline yourself because of its lacking expressiveness and it is total cancer to read, at least in the cases of the Go programs I looked at to debug some things which I wouldn’t really consider productive.
That’s kind of true, but I came from Go, which has really fast compile times, which makes it really productive.
That said, I don’t use Go much anymore, so I’ve obviously found some value in Rust. I would like to see improvements though, but it’s fast enough for me to stick with it.
On the other hand in Go you have to literally implement every other standard library function inline yourself because of its lacking expressiveness and it is total cancer to read, at least in the cases of the Go programs I looked at to debug some things which I wouldn’t really consider productive.