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by woodruffw
843 days ago
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This was my first thought as well. Rust certainly lends itself to unnecessarily complicated API designs, but so does C: OpenSSL requires something like 5-6 layers of indirection to do basic things like converting a sequence of X.509 structures into a buffer of PEMs. I've yet to discover a language that doesn't allow a sufficiently clever engineer paint themselves into a corner with API complexity. Even deliberately simple languages like Python suffer from this. |
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