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by dthul
3045 days ago
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Learning weird new stuff can have a positive impact even though you don't end up using it as your workhorse though. After coding in Rust for several weeks I went back to C++ for my day-to-day work since I'm still more productive with it and the code I produce has no safety/security implications. The knowledge gained in those few weeks of Rust readily translated into C++ skill improvements, even though I already considered myself a solid C++ programmer before. Being forced to think about ownership, borrowing, move semantics, etc. constantly gets you into a mindset that is very helpful also outside of Rust. |
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