I haven't used Rust extensively, more Go for sure. But it seems to me that Go was aiming for simplicity more than being a true innovation. It's basically a compiled Python with type annotations and unfortunately a GC to spoil it all.
Rust was aiming at innovating and advancing the PL space with meaning. I can't say looking back the time I invested with Go was well-spent.
Rust is probably worth the effort if you have the need for what it offers. It just requires more out of you than Go does.
Rust was aiming at innovating and advancing the PL space with meaning. I can't say looking back the time I invested with Go was well-spent.
Rust is probably worth the effort if you have the need for what it offers. It just requires more out of you than Go does.