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by speed_spread
946 days ago
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It really depends on where you're coming from and if you understand the problems Rust is trying to solve. Rust is a strongly typed language that promotes explicitness over ambiguity, making actual application code look quite different from JS or Python which provide a lot of shortcuts but also have plenty of hidden trapdoors. Some say that Rust naming conventions actually uses snake_case in variables because each underscore is a little trapdoor that's made apparent so you don't fall in it! Being mainly imperative with some functional and OO niceties, it's also much less weird than many other languages. Try reading some Haskell or Erlang before judging how weird a language looks... |
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