Hi everyone, I am long time reader and follower of Rust. Great job with the design and implementation. On Mar 3, 2014 11:00 PM, "Nathan Myers" <[email protected]> wrote:
> My concern is that the examples presented in tutorials must be > compelling to skilled C++ programmers. If we fail to win them over, the > whole project will have been a waste of time. The most skilled > C++ programmers know all too well what mistakes show up over and > over again. They have lots of experience with proposed solutions > that fail. > I would argue that a skilled C++ programmer doesn't even need to see an example. They know very well all of the memory issues they have and will encounter when using C++. I believe that if they are open minded. they would see the value of Rust. You can probably argue that those blogs and tutorials should target beginner/intermediate programmers. I didn't need a 30 minute tutorial to see the value of Rust. Again, a _non-religious_ skilled C++ programmer doesn't need a tutorial to see the value of Rust. To me it feels like tutorials should be catered toward beginner and intermediate programmers. Thanks a lot of the great language. Can't wait for version 1.0 -Jose
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