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by stared
1855 days ago
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I don't like the word "replacement" either. If something works, something works. Very often, it took a lot of time to polish the tool. It won't be easy to recreate all of the functionalities - even if using a new technology making it easier to develop software. At the same time - I see the list as a testament to enthusiasm about Rust. People use it. People try to reimplement things. Also - it is likely that one day one of these reimplementations will take over (due to performance, functionality, or simply - because of being maintained). |
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