> , and for whatever bizarre reason the Rust crew has decided that they need to aggressively attack Go
Most of the time that I see Go come up as a comparison to Rust on places like HN, it is someone who is asking how Rust compares to Go, some question about 'systems languages like Go, Rust, C++', etc. In turn, someone on the Rust team might answer, but they weren't the one to bring up the topic to begin with.
Most of the time that I see Go come up as a comparison to Rust on places like HN, it is someone who is asking how Rust compares to Go, some question about 'systems languages like Go, Rust, C++', etc. In turn, someone on the Rust team might answer, but they weren't the one to bring up the topic to begin with.