[quotheth]

I work for a company with a massive rust codebase. Rust is very much about building production code.

What is 'good production code' ?

* Few errors * Readable, well documented * Testable, has tests, has testing tools like quickcheck, fuzzing, etc * Meets performance constraints

Rust hits those better than any language I've used. The downside is, oh gosh, you'll have to actually learn a programming language that isn't just another variation of the ones you learned in school.

[carapace]

> I work for a company with a massive rust codebase. Rust is very much about building production code.

Okay, thank you, I feel a little better hearing that.