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That article definitely buried the lede. A fair reading of the article is that the only reason they are switching from Go to Rust is because their dev team want
by returningfory2 3y ago
That article definitely buried the lede. A fair reading of the article is that the only reason they are switching from Go to Rust is because their dev team wants to write in Rust. Which is fine! But I think they could have been more open about that rather than inventing a strange complaint about how Go handles file permissions.
- everybodyknows 3y ago> ... because their dev team wants to write in Rust. Which is fine! But I think they could have been more open about that ... Not when pitching the project to hard-nosed non-technical managers burdened with personal responsibility for P&L results.