You do eventually start hitting the corners that could be seen as regrettable. But despite that I do still feel reasonably happy writing it in my day job and spare time, and it affords tremendous leverage when it's at its best. An important language to study and use.https://twitter.com/yoshuawuyts/status/961005785219203072 …
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- Naming of `String`/`str` - separate value/type syntaxes (ugly dependent type retrofit) - lack of an effects system, leading to (futures context controversy & surprising panics) - outcome of mutpocalypse - `=` vs `:` for struct field inits - Hash API performance - more...?
hah, thanks for sharing! Yeah, I can already relate to some of these. Curious to see the fun ways in which I'll run into some of the others haha :D
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Cool! Just trying to be honest about a language I love! As I say, it's one of the better ones out there, and it's production ready, has a healthy ecosystem, and pretty easy to deploy for *most* things, so those are big bonus points aside from raw feature lists.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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