Rust
Overrated
Rust's borrow checker is a compiler cosplaying as a senior engineer
Compile times, async fragmentation and unsafe everywhere once you leave the book.
Unpopular opinions, technically specific
Every technology is a trade-off. We only write down the half you skipped.
Compile times, async fragmentation and unsafe everywhere once you leave the book.
Vendor blobs, no standard boot, and an instruction set that keeps adding optional extensions.
No sum types, typed nil bugs, and error handling as a personality.
It has the feature list of a cathedral and the operational profile of a shed.
One writer, a global lock, and a type system that is a polite suggestion.
A 1978 register model, variable-length decode, and microcode patches for correctness.