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by fiedzia
2106 days ago
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If you want to get started quickly, Go. Better yet, Python or Ruby or Java, which have far more available frameworks and libraries. If you care about quality, performance and memory usage enough to invest more time into learning how to use it, Rust. Between Go and Rust, Go wins on popularity and amount of libraries, compilation speed (not an issue for me really, but some people care more about that) and its easy to get someone who knows it. Rust wins on quality of libraries, tooling and the code you'll produce. Rust gets dependency management right, and the language is actually worth learning. Golang is meh at best. You will need to spend some time building yourself a web framework though, if you want one, as existing ones are very basic. That's a serious issue with Rust atm. |
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