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Interesting comparison. Ruby permits meta-programming and is very expressive, Go is quite the opposite. If we are talking analogies. Go <-> Rust to me is like C <-> C++ or Java/Kotlin <-> Scala.
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Replying to @danieldekok @GearedUpTech and
I'm a novice with both Rust and Go, but I think the comparison of Ruby and Go is apt in terms of speed to deliver. Go may not be as expressive, but it's a minimalist language, imo
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Replying to @serra_allgood @danieldekok and
Interesting comparison. I’ve also heard Go referred to as modern Ruby and hipster C
Should I consider rust for distributed system work or is it more aligned with lower level work [OS, computational systems, game engines, etc]?1 reply 0 retweets 1 like -
Replying to @GearedUpTech @danieldekok and
I haven’t worked with rust yet but I’ve spent a lot of time with go. There are some notable infrastructure things written in golang. Docker, the Hashicorp stuff, etc. Also it’s worth noting that Bitcoin’s Lightning Network node reference is written in golang.
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Replying to @jsfour @danieldekok and
Definitely. Kubernetes and Ethereum are also written in Go
My background is web tech so I am naturally more aware of projects in this space. Are you aware of any larger projects leveraging Rust? I would love to learn their use cases to help me understand what makes Rust great2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
@ParityTech has an etherium client in rust
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Replying to @rustlang @GearedUpTech and
Ahh yes! I forgot about parity.
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