[lbill]

I had my doubts about Rust. I knew it was a powerfull tool, but I thought it was too hard to learn, to complex, and that it was reserved for heavily resources-constrained environments, or any other situation where pure performance was one of the prime concerns.

Then I attended a brilliant conference/demo about Rust, in which the speaker proved that one could build something with Rust without giving much thought about the complex principles of the language. You could get familiar with the language by using it, and then have a much better chance to understand the core concepts of Rust.

The conference is here (in french) : https://touraine.tech/talk/o9KtP8ZrZ130zLZPzdqn/

[twic]

> Rust est souvent présenté pour ses concepts de gestion de mémoire avancés comme les lifecycles ou le borrowing.

«les lifecycles ou le borrowing», ouf!