Walter Bright <newshou...@digitalmars.com> wrote: > It's also clear that traits work very well "in the small", i.e. in > specifications of the feature, presentation slide decks, tutorials, etc. > Just like Exception Specifications did. It's the complex hierarchies where it > fell apart.
I'm not convinced at all that checked exceptions (as implemented in Java, not C++) don't work. My suspicion is that the usual Java code monkey is just too sloppy to care and thus sees it more as a nuisance rather than the help that it is. I think Rust attracts a different kind of programmer than Java. Tobi
