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by collinvandyck76
615 days ago
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I wouldn't say that it's hard to grok.. even a year ago I found that rust projects lent themselves well towards understanding the project structure due to rust being fairly explicit about most things, and with an LSP integration I could follow along fairly easily compared to something like a python or a ruby project. Go is just easier to read. You don't have a lot of generics typically to assemble in your mental model, no lifetimes to consider, no explicit interface implementations, and so on. All of those things in Rust are great for what they do, but I think it makes it more difficult to breeze through a codebase compared to Go. |
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