I'm Calin Baenen – AKA KattyTheEnby – a programmer born October 30th, 2006.
I love programming, it has been my passion since I was a kid, and will forever be my passion.
A skilled software engineer, talented problem-solver and team player with a passion for using technology to solve complex problems and constantly seeking out new challenges to advance my skills👨🏼💻
I'm Calin Baenen – AKA KattyTheEnby – a programmer born October 30th, 2006.
I love programming, it has been my passion since I was a kid, and will forever be my passion.
I'm Calin Baenen – AKA KattyTheEnby – a programmer born October 30th, 2006.
I love programming, it has been my passion since I was a kid, and will forever be my passion.
I'm Calin Baenen – AKA KattyTheEnby – a programmer born October 30th, 2006.
I love programming, it has been my passion since I was a kid, and will forever be my passion.
The thing is: a good bunch of developers is not prepared to "just use" Rust. The learning curve for Rust is the same as its error handling: exceptional.
But once learned and added to your developer toolchain, it is unlikely that you come back to this article in 2028 and push the next programming language, as you might have learned on the way that not every programming language is suitable for all use cases.
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Better yet, just use GoLang.
Good idea. 😉
Of course it is! Everyone knows Go is the best language objectively.I've reconsidered. . .
Thinking back, I spoke very unwise words.
It should be "Better yet, just use Rust." — Rust's error handling is exceptional. :þ
The thing is: a good bunch of developers is not prepared to "just use" Rust. The learning curve for Rust is the same as its error handling: exceptional.
But once learned and added to your developer toolchain, it is unlikely that you come back to this article in 2028 and push the next programming language, as you might have learned on the way that not every programming language is suitable for all use cases.