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+1 Nice, I am reading it.. By the way, servo is using it. Right?
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The public forum should follow democratic ways... I dont like the idea of costing karmas, when in such public forums, one have full right to speak freely for free...
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When are we going to see some real production code in Rust?
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This is what that makes the Rust Programming Language Promising
(sankranthaven.wordpress.com)
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Yeah, go is in compition, but Rust is in competion too.
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(due to be released next week). I will be eagerly looking forward to that!! Is the 0.4 version a step ahead of the past alphas? Is it finally becomming a beta?
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+1 Rust is a lot closer to systems....
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There was this dart. It somewhat failed, so what they did was, screw up a good systems language so that it sarted looking like dart..
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Rust is still a nebula.... I expect a beginner freindly tutorial after some more stability in syntax. Now, pc will have a better answer for the availabilty beginner's tutorial... Good Documentation and Tutorial is factually a must.... Havin
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COBOL
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Mozilla is shining these days! Introducing awe techs (Not to mention, servo!!).
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Mozilla is shining these days! Not to mention servo!!
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It IS pssible to implement a microkernel in Golang.
(devcry.heiho.net)
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Ask HN: Is it possible to implement a mach kernel (microkernel) in Golang?
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thanks donito, nice explanation.
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Yeah but, https instead of http does the trick in case of tpb.
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The Indian Government, just needs a false excuse to bring the free internet onto its knees, and have full control over the internet.
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Yeah right, Its a viable alternative to C or/and C++. I would go as far as to say that it is the 'mid level language' of the 21st century.
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Ask HN: What are exactly, High Performance Web Applications?
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Rust getting World stage, from Firefox OS
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Yeah, but not everybody designs a language. Right? [1]The usage of a language directly depends on comfort, productivity and efficiency. Maybe ''Pike's language'' was a factor, but all the above relations[1] come true in wider light.
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Thanks, I learnt a lot today.
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Go is very productive and efficient for me too...
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I find myself productive in go too... and So do many people..
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first twitter, now facebook.
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but still, i could go some degree low level, right?
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I mean relatively?
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How much Low-Level is the Go programing language?
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how?
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So can you tell me, what kind of tasks are best solved and evaluated in go? Is it a low level lamguage like c, or does it find best use in javascript like domain? Or is it like java/c#?
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