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[konga]

Rust engineer here. The main reason why we use Rust is not for the performance (that is nice though). We use it for its type system. Catches the errors at compile time rather than at runtime. Compile time bugs are easy to fix. Runtime bugs cost a lot of money. I’ve never seen more runtime bugs than when I was writing typescript and c++.

[larakayaalp]

nitpick but the last image has &Vec<T> instead of &[T] which is an antipattern

[badunius_code]

"Programmers are obsessed"
Yeah, no, not me. Being obsessed about the tool is ridiculous, the only thing that matters is if it does the job or not.

[Noname-cprn]

Hey Lewis,
Can you please make a video on how to start contributing to open source, that would be of great help for learners like me who are beginner in programming and want to learn something new and will have something to show in Resume other than Project.
😊From 🇮🇳

[Khalid.]

Was that short for "cumulative sum"? Interesting choice.

[hikionori]

I used to write in python and I thought that there was nowhere better, but now I write in rust and I really want to be able to write everything on it

[larbesabdellah]

I'm a computer science student, I'm doing cloud computing now, I'm bad at networking and I hate it, but I'm in love with programming, please help me !!! Especially professional persons give me advices, roadmap anything to make me in the right way

[finskar]

I used to program a lot with C, but as soon as I tried out Rust it felt like I was programming with C, but I don't have a constant uphill battle against memory allocations. I actually got more stuff done with Rust, since it had abstracted all the memory management stuff so I didn't have to worry about it.

[computerfan]

This plus the modern tooling (package manager, version manager, linter and LSP come by default)

[littlepharaoh]

I thought Python was more loved because it's used in a wider range that rust

[bmxbmx]

And it has beautiful error output instead of GCC or clang 😵🙈

[laughingvampire]

I don’t understand why people gets surprised for the slow response of Electron, you are launching a full blow browser just for a TODO app.

[rbluhm]

I think that the biggest part of rust success is due to rustc. The most likely compiler that I ever seen

[llagona]

What is "pains of C++" ? I find it totally painless, as long as my students struggle with it. :-)

[lordwelldown]

I just received my rust book and lookig forward to learning it

[Harshadswe]

I uses rust then I changed to go . Which is easy to learn and gives low level implementation like rust

[jabadahut]

Rust also has the benefit of bieng able to work from everything down to embedded devices through kernels and OS, native desktop apps, video games, and all the way up to the web via web assembly, making it a one-stop shop language that lets you be a full stack developer.

[hollygreen]

What pains of C++ are you talking about?

[hell-king]

well i dont like rust syntax so dont like rust

[JuanGarcia-qdig]

Without the pain of C++, right, but with the pain of borrowing.