Nicholas C. Zakas on Nostr: Rewriting JavaScript tooling in Rust makes sense if your main concern is speed and ...
Rewriting JavaScript tooling in Rust makes sense if your main concern is speed and you don’t want or need many contributions from outside your team.
Most JavaScript devs don’t know Rust, so your users are far less likely to contribute code.
Published at
2023-11-20 18:06:44Event JSON
{
"id": "6540f6b76e2cab957d2ae0464c5f2aab8431c5ad02971add041db4eb9adb30d4",
"pubkey": "21cc6d0e6d238b9fdf58bc25d6f83c4fd7b90e12497a6fc5b655b0f5bebaef6e",
"created_at": 1700503604,
"kind": 1,
"tags": [
[
"proxy",
"https://fosstodon.org/users/nzakas/statuses/111444204254844909",
"activitypub"
]
],
"content": "Rewriting JavaScript tooling in Rust makes sense if your main concern is speed and you don’t want or need many contributions from outside your team.\n\nMost JavaScript devs don’t know Rust, so your users are far less likely to contribute code.",
"sig": "16f08758f58697aa485e20d1831a4e7ee95602c08f027573fda5a34f86af6cb61b528859717e985b7f16a595f0e9551d083b60303203b25fffdb91ef2d0a6981"
}
