[hu3]

Correction: The use of LLMs has caused every major language usage to explode.

And as mentioned in other comments, Rust slow compilation can be detrimental to LLMs + fast iteration speed. And it's not just speed, Tauri takes 20GB of disk space to compile. It's bonkers. This is npm/js ecosystem all over again but slower.

Another reason to pick Go if you're leaning on LLMs is the standard library. Often you can do more work with fewer dependencies.

I'd rather leverage world class engineers paid by Google to maintain dependencies for me than try my luck with half a dozen of 0.x crates. Plus stdlib APIs can (and are) versioned just like third party dependencies.

[wanderlust123]

Fully agree with this. We use Rust in an enterprise setting for building web app backends and the experience is painful. A lot of crates just seem like someones side project. Too many ways to do things leads to bike shedding in PRs. Compile times are atrocious and can take like 30 mins to build.

Honestly using Go would have got us to the same point much quicker, with code that is much easier to review.

[Aurornis]

> And it's not just speed, Tauri takes 20GB of disk space to compile

I’ve worked with enough UI frameworks and large applications that this doesn’t sound unreasonable. It’s a smaller disk footprint than I’ve needed for several other C++ codebases with similar scope.