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by beetwenty
2259 days ago
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On the one hand, this is a predictable outcome if you are trying to shepherd a large codebase through a fast-moving language. Idiomatic Python 1.6 looks dramatically different to idiomatic Python 3.x. On the other, Rust isn't the language I would want to write lots and lots of code in either. There are a few projects and organizations where it makes sense to do so(namely web browsers, databases, and other kinds of "deep backend, large surface area" types of projects), but most of the things it does well also act as a hindrance to feature development, compared with an idiomatic Java, C# or Go equivalent. |
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