I did a video a few weeks ago about how moving from Go to Rust may have been a mistake. After a lot of chats with a lot of Rust devs, I MIGHT be wrong. Even if Prime agreed with me before.

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The author reflects on their previous videos about Rust and admits to being wrong. They showcase responses from others who disagree with their views. The main points discussed are the trade-offs between speed and maintainability, the benefits of flexibility in certain contexts, and the importance of language choice in developer experience. They emphasize that the choice of language should be based on the project's needs and long-term viability.

Was I Wrong About Rust?

<p>The content of this guy is worse and worse. All what he publish is just to get attention. The quality of the past is gone.</p>


<p>Good article. It’s nice to see him giving the full picture and space to all feedbacks. It’s cool to see somebody not stuck in their ego and who’s not afraid to admit he might be wrong actually. I like these articles with feedback regarding Rust usage.</p>
