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by DrBazza 1520 days ago
> We use Rust over Go, not only because of the garbage collection issues, but because it's truly a better language in almost every way (once you learn it!)

What about complexity? How does "enterprise Go" code compare to "enterprise Rust" code? And what about the tooling. The other threads here are dwelling on GC, and latency, and threading and so on.

One of Go's selling points is that it tends to force writing simple-to-read code.

My general experience in C++/C#/Java/Kotlin is once a code base gets beyond a certain size and number of developers, without any discipline, it becomes a hot mess.