Re: [libre-riscv-dev] why developers love rust on stackoverflow blog

[Hendrik Boom <hendrik@topoi.pooq.com>]

On Wed, Jun 10, 2020 at 02:28:31PM -0700, Cole Poirier wrote:
> As someone who's only been programming for ~2-3 years, I actually find
> rust much, much easier to use than python, because it's complier
> assisted programming. Dramitically easier for someone like myself with
> so little 'blank-page' programming experience to both get started and be
> productive long term. And oh the types, so beautiful, yet so much more
> productive and easy for me than 'typeless' python, as jacob mentioned above.

I learned to appreciate static typing when I was writing complex data 
structures in PL/1 in the 1960's -- it didn't have it.  A pointer was a 
pointer, and it would just believe it pointed to whatever you said it 
pointed to when you used it.

A learned to *love* statis typing when  got to use Algol 68 a few years 
later, in the mid 1070's..

It was a long time before I had it available to me again.  
I found it again in Modula 3.

-- hendrik

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