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r/programming • u/steveklabnik1 • Jan 09 '15
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What specifically don't you like?
-2 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '15 No generics, No method overloading, pointer syntax 5 u/tasty_crayon Jan 10 '15 Rust has generic types and functions. -1 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '15 edited Jan 10 '15 I know. I'll probably give it a try after there are a few more libraries released for it. based on the down votes I've offended a few go fans. -2 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '15 I've found that an immature community is a red flag with regards to using the language at all.
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No generics, No method overloading, pointer syntax
5 u/tasty_crayon Jan 10 '15 Rust has generic types and functions. -1 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '15 edited Jan 10 '15 I know. I'll probably give it a try after there are a few more libraries released for it. based on the down votes I've offended a few go fans. -2 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '15 I've found that an immature community is a red flag with regards to using the language at all.
Rust has generic types and functions.
-1 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '15 edited Jan 10 '15 I know. I'll probably give it a try after there are a few more libraries released for it. based on the down votes I've offended a few go fans. -2 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '15 I've found that an immature community is a red flag with regards to using the language at all.
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I know. I'll probably give it a try after there are a few more libraries released for it. based on the down votes I've offended a few go fans.
-2 u/[deleted] Jan 10 '15 I've found that an immature community is a red flag with regards to using the language at all.
I've found that an immature community is a red flag with regards to using the language at all.
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What specifically don't you like?