> a simplicity that led to writing working code on the first run
...whereas Rust optimizes for the property "Once it compiles, it's probably going to work flawlessly on the first try."
You do spend a lot of time having a conversation with the compiler first. But I like that mode of working; even in Ruby, I have a long "conversation" with my unit tests before I ever run anything.
...whereas Rust optimizes for the property "Once it compiles, it's probably going to work flawlessly on the first try."
You do spend a lot of time having a conversation with the compiler first. But I like that mode of working; even in Ruby, I have a long "conversation" with my unit tests before I ever run anything.