Not to shit on Rust devs but they are more of the C++ type (fix things by adding more putty and let the compiler sort things out) while i’m more of the “system programmer” type (keep codebase and dependencies lean and comprehensible) so i guess i should rather look into Go for my planned big-ish GUI project?
fix things by adding more putty and let the compiler sort things out
I’ve been using it for a while, and I don’t know what the compiler is sorting out. It’s blocking me from doing things, not making things work. Unless you’re talking about traits or macros? But then they mostly remove lines of code, not add some. Confusion ensues.
Not to shit on Rust devs but they are more of the C++ type (fix things by adding more putty and let the compiler sort things out) while i’m more of the “system programmer” type (keep codebase and dependencies lean and comprehensible) so i guess i should rather look into Go for my planned big-ish GUI project?
I don’t see what you are talking about with the whole putty thing, do you have an exemple in mind?
Uh, code. I thought about “fixing a hole in a wall” while writing it but adding more makes more sense there.
I meant, what part of rust feels like
I’ve been using it for a while, and I don’t know what the compiler is sorting out. It’s blocking me from doing things, not making things work. Unless you’re talking about traits or macros? But then they mostly remove lines of code, not add some. Confusion ensues.
There’s a lot of other alternatives, such as Zig, Odin, Nim, D…
Thanks for the names, i’ll look into them.