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minus-squareesa@discuss.tchncs.delinkfedilinkarrow-up0·2 months agoOCaml should transfer pretty well to Rust. Rust can feel like an ML dressed up in C’s braces. Similarly, if you can write in Haskell without having to reach for IO, then you can probably satisfy Rust’s borrow checker with no more effort.
OCaml should transfer pretty well to Rust. Rust can feel like an ML dressed up in C’s braces.
Similarly, if you can write in Haskell without having to reach for
IO, then you can probably satisfy Rust’s borrow checker with no more effort.