i am engaged to Rust

Why would I use Rust? Why would I choose Rust despite the problems with the Rust foundation and all the other baggage with the language? It's because I think Rust has potential that not a lot of people can see. Rust is the future, lets talk about why.

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[jongeduard]

- This wedding is NOT endorsed by the Rust Foundation. - 🤵🧡🦀

[elkhayder]

The Rust logo seems more orange than usual, you will hear from their lawyers

[chris.dillon]

Please keep the security researchers employed by writing C.
I left my wedding present on the table of wedding presents.

[andreasproteus]

Languages come and go but C is always there.

[riko.]

"I like to look at this as 100% of all malicious vulnerabilities are caused by bad coders"
- C dev

[HardcoreSalmon]

What about zig? It's basically improved c.

- easier to learn than Rust
- has inbuilt bounds checking
- has inbuilt integer overflow checking
- has a defer command that frees memory automatically when out of scope
- no need for header files, you just "include" the other files you want and no need for the "extern" keyword
- no need to learn cmake and it runs in one command
- It can compile c and c++ programs and even include c code in zig projects.

I personally found zig 10x easier to learn than rust

[viktornikolov]

It would be nice if Rust truly becomes a widely used language. I would love to use it in my daily job someday.

[davidb]

Quick question for those really knowlegeable about Rust safety features. We can 'see' in 'theory' that Rust is safer. But what about in practice? Does the average Rust program end up being safer to attack and so on than an average C program? I'm asking this from an empirical point of view, do we have any proofs, studies, surveys, etc.?

[usedtobe]

If the saying that “A language that doesn't affect the way you think about programming is not worth knowing.” then Rust is TOTALLY worth it, besides it is used or not.

I would love to hear your opinions about new languages/projects comparing it to Rust specifically: what do you think about Zig, Carbon, Project Verona and, specially, Vale Language by Evan Ovadia?

[denavrondo]

As my professor said one day: "You will die but C will live"

[honaleri]

I'ma possibly just go ahead and marry zig.

[Sjoerdschouten]

I have started my low level journey with C since I want to do embedded and basically the entire embedded scene is in C. Once I feel comfortable I’ll have a look at Rust and will probably use that too.

[elpatosilva]

The thing is, all languages try to solve the security problems of C by simply not allowing you to do what you can do in C. That is why it is so difficult for someone get engaged to a new language that does not allow you to do things that your ex did allow you to do, if you know what I mean ¬¬

[gljames]

Honestly, I love Rust becase cargo. Python and C are a nightmare when you want to use libraries.

[shn]

Good message at the end, i was looking for tdoa code for my project and when i found it, it was wrote on rust. It was very difficult to make sense of it, I think its time to learn rust.

[haliszekeriyaozkok]

indeed, rust is the greatest language for writing code. It's synthax makes you learn programming deeply. For example all asynchronous actions in any language is like a future trait, any risky action returns either ok or error result, which is exist in rust by result type, and if you want to make something optional, there is a type named option exist in rust. Making error handling mandatory even minimalistic way is also very good thing because if you make some mess you have to clear it and it's better if it's early.

Writing rust is revolutionary thing relative to other languages that exist. Sometimes it can be rusty but, you cannot make rainbow without rain!

[ram_stick_samurai]

The shirt he's wearing says "Expert" programmer in a certain way, not really expert, but still expert.

[SpineiVictor]

Then if we write everything in rust, every malicious vulnerability will be because of logic bugs, authentication errors, crypto errors, SQL injections, CMD injections... right?

[codyoncken]

Isnt rust a c++ replacement and zig a c replacement?

[ramtinabadi]

Really like your last few videos, good job 👏