Rust vs. Go post is up

[Mark Atwood]

If you want a randomly different thing to relaxation hack on with Go,
instead of an IRC server, consider a Matrix.ORG server.   A Matrix.org
server that is binary and performant actually has a good chance of
significant uptake.   But, your choice, your project.

Thank you for your work, Eric.  I had high hopes for Rust.  I think that
extremely high learning curve for the languages is even more of a killer
for us than swarm/crate/roadmap issue.

..m

On Wed, Jan 18, 2017 at 12:06 PM Eric S. Raymond <esr at thyrsus.com> wrote:

> My experiment with parallel prototyping of an IRC server in Rust and
> Go is done.  Go won by a mile.
>
> https://blog.ntpsec.org/2017/01/18/rust-vs-go.html
>
> I will probably continue working on the Go code as a relaxation hack,
> but I'm going to refocus on NTPsec now.  I see some good work got done
> while I was elsewhere.
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>
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