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Rust vs Go in Backend Web Development
Rust and Go are two huge successes in the realm of modern programming language development. The two languages compete in terms of backend web development…
When it comes to microservice architectures, frameworks, and apps, Rust and Go are household names.
Go and Rust are both new which means they don’t come with the legacy and backward-compatibility baggage that you find with languages like Java and Javascript.
Both Rust and Go have elegant solutions to build fully parallel applications, but Go takes the cake again in terms of simplicity, with the go keyword being the only syntax necessary to spin up a new thread: As usual, there is no outright winner, the results are more nuanced than that.
When it comes to microservice architectures, frameworks, and apps, Rust and Go are household names.
Go and Rust are both new which means they don’t come with the legacy and backward-compatibility baggage that you find with languages like Java and Javascript.
Both Rust and Go have elegant solutions to build fully parallel applications, but Go takes the cake again in terms of simplicity, with the go keyword being the only syntax necessary to spin up a new thread: As usual, there is no outright winner, the results are more nuanced than that.
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