Rust Vs Go - Which language is better ?!

[@j-p-d-e-v]

Havent tried Go but my colleague loves it. I like Rust even though its hard but its somewhat teaches me to be strict in writing codes. I also love code documentation in Rust.

Go has been a breath of fresh air for me. The simplicity is addictive - no more framework fatigue or endless abstractions. Go's minimalist approach reminds me why I love coding in the first place. Sometimes less really is more.

[@BekBrace]

Couldn't agree more !!

[@vladyslav-py-js-go]

I like them both😄

[@MarcusHCrawford]

Go is so simple and powerful. Rust is a bit more difficult, especially if you’re new to the functional paradigm. I am learning them both, though, and have made great progress. A lot of that is thanks to your project videos! Thanks, Bek Brace!

[@BekBrace]

@@MarcusHCrawford so nice to hear, Marcus, best of luck to you my friend 👍👍🙏

[@Maximus98245]

Go or rust - these are only tools to get the job done. It all depends on what problem you are solving. Most of the times, the choice is not yours to make, it’s already been made by other factors.

[@ei5586]

Thank you Amir for this podcast. I like and I’m learning both of them. I’m agree with you, Go is simpler and faster for getting things done while with Rust is necessary to put a little bit more of effort but is possible to do almost everything with it once learned. Cheers!

[@BekBrace]

@@ei5586 glad you enjoyed it, my friend 🙂

[@sinxayush]

Conclusion: Go

[@BekBrace]

@@sinxayush as I said my personal favorite, but not necessarily yours :)

[@sinxayush]

@@BekBrace Golang is my fav too, i am a go dev.

[@azharalibhutto1209]

❤❤❤❤

[@JeffreyRennie]

It's easier to start a Go project. It's easier to finish a Rust project.

[@alst4817]

Because you give up?

[@CarloMilanesi]

I presume you mean "It's easier to create a prototype, a proof-of-concept, a minimum-viable-system in Go, but it's easier to create a robust, mature (say, version 2.3.4), full-featured, battle-tested application in Rust". I agree.

[@pookiepats]

@@CarloMilanesi bull sh**, commercial products (Docker / Kubernetes / CockroachDB..) are written in Go. Rust is not a productive language comparitevely, it is not even close - don't kid yourself. Rust is for incremental improvements and underwriting long running processes - not for end user apps. LOL Show me the full featured commericial PRODUCT written in Rust? **CRICKETS**

[@CarloMilanesi]

@@pookiepats sure, you can write mature software in Go, but it may be that it will take more time than if written in Rust, because some old nasty bugs are harder to fix in Go than in Rust. So, to have a shorter time-to-market, and to reduce the loss in case of product failure, it is better to write new products in Go, but to rewrite in a safe and compiled language an already established product written in C (unsafe) or in Ruby (slow), it is better to use Rust. Some products? Npm, Mercurial, Dropbox, Cloudflare, Firecracker, Discord.

[@pookiepats]

@ NPM is your flagship app? 😵‍💫 Dropbox is still largely Python, Discord c++, at least use genuine examples no need to embellish to feign correctness

[@snowden-IT]

استاذ امير السلام عليكم كيف ممكن اتواصل معك

[@BekBrace]

you can via email

[@Alexander-d7s3j]

Rust in shambles, let's Go

[@RustIsWinning]

Go could never win. It's not even close 😂

[@BekBrace]

@@RustIsWinning I wasn't aware that it was a competition ;)

[@4115steve]

rust is better....lol jk

[@xsamuelx3603]

: )

[@DANIELvonSOSUKE]

Both are good in their own intended to be used fields, but speaking syntactically, Go is the clear winner