nelsonic
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1 year ago Apparently, this is the "official" way of installing Rust, Cargo, etc: https://rustup.rs/
Open nelsonic opened 1 year ago
nelsonic
commented
1 year ago Apparently, this is the "official" way of installing Rust, Cargo, etc: https://rustup.rs/
nelsonic
commented
1 year ago This is exactly what I want to see: https://www.rust-lang.org/learn
The language creators - and community - have crated a comprehensive book and set of exercises/examples
for learning Rust. So I, the "user" of the language don't have to fill-in the gaps.
By contrast, Chris McCord, creator of Phoenix wrote a couple of for-profit books:
The Phoenix book was almost immediately obsolete.
We bought 5 copies for the people in our company to read and they are door-stops now. Useless.
Each subsequent release of Phoenix introduces significant breaking changes.
Which means that projects are not maintainable in the long term.
For example: https://github.com/chrismccord/phoenix_chat_example last updated 6 years ago
GitHub thinks this Phoenix Chat Example written with Phoenix 1.3 is 92% JavaScript ...
That's because it was ... seriously, read the code!
https://github.com/chrismccord/phoenix_chat_example/blob/master/web/static/js/app.js
There was so little Elixir in the example it's laughable!
Over the years the amount of "Boilerplate" code and number of dependencies
in a standard Phoenix project has mushroomed!! 🍄
It's easier to scrap an old Phoenix App and start from scratch than it is to update it.
This is suuuuuuper lame.
Seriously, watch "Rust: A Language for the Next 40 Years" by Carol Nichols #4
Rust takes breaking changes seriously; it doesn't have them.
https://www.rust-lang.org/learn