Supporting the Use of Rust in the Chromium Project

• go

  2,066 119,397 10.0 Go

  The Go programming language

  

  I mean sure, let's praise the ergonomics of channels and the reliability of maps. As for datastructures, we already have datastructures at home . They just work fine. Nobody needs more than that because rob pike told us so

• dll

  2 25 3.7 Go

  Go linter for finding defer statements inside for loops

  So like, we will use personal experience mixed in with your own opinion to "objectively" say a programming language is bad because it does not match your expectation, as well as literal anecdotal evidence, lol? Every single person on this subreddit, if asked "I want to learn Rust. Where do I start?" will answer the same way: "Read the Rust book". And you would expect the person to do so and have the knowledge required to at least do some basic tasks, but for some reason, when it is about another language you do not expect them to "Read the Beginners Guide, walk though the Tour of Go" where in order to learn about the 'defer' keyword you have to read 14 words. 14. Not a book, not a paragraph, you have to read a sentence. The defer is an easily understandable concept which is useful in many places and everything else I do not care about. There's nothing "objective" about something not matching your expectations. Also, hook up your teammate with this tool https://github.com/gsquire/dll for easier debugging next time, hopefully it will help avoid spending a lot of time on a stupid issue next time. There are also other linters that do this, but they mostly come in a big bundle, this one is standalone.

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• meson

  110 5,237 9.8 Python

  The Meson Build System

  

  That's basically just Meson; it even has support for pulling in cmake projects

• rust

  2,680 92,627 10.0 Rust

  Empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.

  

  Same with browsers and many other programs: if you don't need reliable and efficient software (as on the Rust's web site proclamation) but need something your manager may sell OOP can be a viable and, sometimes even preferable, way to do that!

• crubit

  13 553 9.8 C++

  

  For the people who are curious: crubit is an attempt to develop the way to seamlessly integrate C++ and Rust.

• filter

  18 799 0.0 Go

  Simple apply/filter/reduce package.

  I mean sure, let's praise the ergonomics of channels and the reliability of maps. As for datastructures, we already have datastructures at home . They just work fine. Nobody needs more than that because rob pike told us so

• exhaustive

  11 268 6.2 Go

  Check exhaustiveness of switch statements of enum-like constants in Go source code.

  And in Go you'd use a linter, like this one.

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• v

  219 35,248 9.9 V

  Simple, fast, safe, compiled language for developing maintainable software. Compiles itself in <1s with zero library dependencies. Supports automatic C => V translation. https://vlang.io

  

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