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  • 1984@lemmy.todayOPtoRust@programming.devLeaving Rust gamedev after 3 years
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    8 months ago

    Well you could write code in a Ancient Greek if you want, but most people would go for English. :)

    I’ve found that some developers enjoy picking more difficult languages because it’s an intellectual challenge they enjoy, and that’s fine, but some also enjoy calling others stupid because they don’t enjoy the same things. That’s small dick energy. :)





  • 1984@lemmy.todaytoRust@programming.devProductivity of Rust teams at Google
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    9 months ago

    I don’t know. After writing rust for a while, and slowly putting programs together, I tried Go and I feel so relived I can just write what I want in 10 seconds instead of messing with lifetimes, borrow checker and other stuff I actually don’t care about at all.

    A more experienced colleague said that yes that is true, but Go can’t guarantee your code is correct, so you will spend time fixing your code also in Go. Probably true.