since you C++ jerks always pop off on rust's community events, conferences and festivals where we "go just to validate ourselves" instead of "doing real work" like you absolutely do instead, how do you explain pic related?
C++ conference
Luis Jones
Evan Clark
based and redpilled
Bentley Robinson
They just can't bear with the fact that rust empowered everyone with the chance of writing system code and not only them C/C++ nerds
Julian Martin
also it's undiscussed that Rust is on the rise as the top loved language on StackOverflow and other languages are going to crumble once it reaches it's final goal. Why would anyone use different languages when Rust is better than them at everything?
Grayson Fisher
Maybe they haven't tried C++. constexpr
Kayden Peterson
>Scala is more loved than Haskell
plebs
Parker Thomas
It's the other way around, people love Rust because they tried C++ and realized it's such a toxic and shitty language.
Cooper Morgan
Scala is good but outdated. Don't even let me get started about Haskell. Rust embodies the best of both Scala/Haskell and C/C++ but getting rid of all the bloat.
Juan Jenkins
Well then maybe they need to shut the fuck up and put more work into doing basic tasks until they've mastered the standard tools. Programming is supposed to be hard.
Jonathan Rodriguez
>But no one uses Rust in production!
Yandex (which the alt right mofos adore just like put in), Baidu, Dropbox, Yelp, many game developers like Chucklefish (Stardew Valley)... And it's just like 3 years old! More and more studios are making the switch, it's an unheard success for a language so young.
Parker Wright
There is no Rust program in production with more than a few hundred lines of code. A real project would collapse under its own weight before you got it to compile. The compiler can't even build itself on 32-bit architectures.
Colton Cox
>Programming is supposed to be hard.
This is so idiotic. One learns the standard tools because they are those which achieve the best results. Like people learned C because the easier languages like Java weren't as performing, and they use JavaScript because it's the only one you can write web pages in. But you don't overcomplicate stuff yourself just because "it's supposed to be hard", at this point just write everything in assembly so "it's huuurdddrr".
Also Rust isn't easy, it just isn't hard on the idiotic part since it empowers you to do more and focuses your energies on the smart part. Most developers doing the switch agree that rust is one of the hardest languages to pick up when coming from another language, but the effort is then well repaid.
Henry Bailey
>eager shitlangs
disgusting
Jonathan White
>Several components of the Dropbox core file-storage system were written in Rust as one step in part of a larger project to pursue greater datacenter efficiency. It’s currently used by all Dropbox storage today, serving >500 million users.
Gabriel Hernandez
>Yelp has developed a framework in Rust for real-time A/B testing. It’s used across all Yelp websites and apps, and experiment subjects range from UX to internal infrastructure. Rust was chosen because it’s as fast as C (cheap to run) and safer than C (cheap to maintain).
Try again, it's the other way around.
Samuel Fisher
>Cloudflare
>We are using Rust as a replacement for memory-unsafe languages (particularly C) and are using it in our core edge logic.
Dominic Taylor
>Deliveroo
>We are using Rust to quickly make assignment decisions in our food delivery network.
Eli Flores
>Wire's Axolotl protocol implementation and other cryptographic and utility libraries are developed in Rust, then cross-compiled for iOS and Android
Ethan King
Funny how Jow Forums autists turned into the usual rust vs c++ war and no one answered the OP
Asher Carter
Stop posting gook sluts
Owen Watson
>people writing c/c++ as if they were the same language