I kinda like rust but I am not a trannie>inb4 C bros seethingI like C too, it was my first language, I only took up Rust recently, say what you want but "The Book" is quite great, freely available resource on the offical documentation site? nice desu
41% is too low. You should increase that number.
>>106489048As I said I am not a trannie
what was the point of this thread?
>>106489098Rust propaganda
>>106489012>I kinda like rust but I am not a trannieStop being an easily manipulated retard who falls for 4chan memes
>>106489012>I like Rust but I am not a tranny.Give it a couple of weeks.
>>106489012>what to do?idk sounds like things are working out for you, just do what works best for whatever project you're working on and ignore /g/ name calling. not every C dev is cnile and not every rust dev suffers from gender identity disorder. it's just a shortcut for people who can't talk about technology for it's merits (nocoders)
>>106489012but if you give up giving a fuck about the idpol shit, what will you have left? oh you can actually write code? why are you being nocoderphobic you fucking woke tranny?
What do political or social issues have to do with programming?
>>106490290what else could talking about when discussing programming?
>>106489012>I kinda like rustso did almost everyone when they tried it out.Try building something and you'll realize that you need years of programming experience in that language to get any shit done.After getting years of experience, you'll feel like shit due to your fights with the borrow checker for every small thing, especially when you write low level code with lots unsafe and potential bugs that might arise, so you'll stick to writing high level slop with at least a 100 dependencies per project with each project's build size rivaling a modern AAA game's storage size.Its truly not a productive language. Its designed to rival C++ in terms of complexity and it passes with flying colors with its "memory safety" corpo shills.What a joke.
>>106490346>Try building something and you'll realize that you need years of programming experience in that language to get any shit done.Can you elaborate? It seems impossible to get a straight answer without some agenda at play. I'm about to invest the next 6 months into Rust potentially.
>>106489159>libcThat's Rust too.https://github.com/redox-os/relibc/tree/master
>>106490413NTA, I picked Rust after using C++ for years and it was such a huge improvement in comparison I will probably never write any C++ ever again.You don't need to invest 6 months into learning Rust to figure out if you like it. That's how long it might take for you to master it, but you can start doing non trivial projects in it by the first month top if you are an actually good programmer. If you are not an experienced programmer you probably won't get far with Rust anywhere that fast, it is a difficult language.The most important this is, what are you even planning to use it for? Rust is arguably more specialized than C++. There is plenty of usecases around where using Rust will not give you any benefit but you will still have to pay the cost of its formalism and explicitness.
