In my opinion , I like golang's way better because then you have to be thoughtful about your dependencies and it also prevents any drama (like rust foundation cargo drama) (ahem) (if you are having a language that is so polarizing , it would be hard to find a job in that )
I truly like rust as a performance language but I would rather like real tangible results (admittedly slow is okay) than imagination within the rust / performance land.
I don't want to learn rust to feel like I am doing something "good" / "learning" where I can learn golang at a way way faster rate and do the stuff that I like for which I am learning programming.
Also just because you haven't learned rust doesn't make you inferior to anybody.
You should learn because you want to think differently , try different things. Not for performance.
Performance is fickle minded.
Like I was seeing a native benchmark of rust and zig (rust won)
and then I was seeing benchmark of deno and bun (bun won) (bun is written in zig and deno in bun)
The reason I suppose is that deno doesn't use actix and non actix servers are rather slower than even zig.
It's weird .
