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by SOLAR_FIELDS
1453 days ago
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I think it's a fair argument but I guess time will play it out to see if it succeeds. It's a bit of a chicken and egg thing, like with most newer open source projects intended to replace older ones. To take off, you need contributors. If you can't get contributors, it won't take off. The value add needs to be strong enough to attract enough developers to overcome the Rust/Go hurdle. I'd wager more on Go in this regard, for your average developer not having to worry about garbage collection is probably going to be a significant plus. |
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