"Rust and Kotlin are also on the rise, both of which find built-in audiences in JavaScript and Java, respectively."
Is this a typo? Why is rust drawing an audience from javascript programmers? I would imagine c and c++ to have more synergy here.
Is this a typo? Why is rust drawing an audience from javascript programmers? I would imagine c and c++ to have more synergy here.
It seems like the sentence would make more sense if it was talking about TypeScript and Kotlin instead.
"Rust and Kotlin are also on the rise, both of which find built-in audiences in C and Java, respectively."
* WebAssembly
* "I've always wanted to try something lower-level"
That said, this reads like a typo to me, I think it should be TypeScript.
I'm a JS developer and learning Rust is one of my side projects. I've built a few hobby projects that combine both. They work well together and Rust is a much friendlier language to work with than C/C++ (IMHO).
Semantic typo: you meant superset of subset of JS.
(pedantically that predicate would apply to all other languages in the universe)
Rust going up in popularity is pretty cool, though. I can think of production cases I'd use it for on the server side.
Anyway, who knows, it's not really that important.
Glad you have some use-cases in mind for Rust :). If you ever need anything, feel free to reach out!