- Published on December 24, 2019
- In AI Features
Rust Vs Go: Which Language Is Better For Developing High-Performance Applications?
- By Rohit Yadav
Embracing the right programming language is vital for developers to thrive in the competitive landscape. However, with the sudden surge in new programming languages such as dart, Rust, HCL and Go, among others, it has become difficult for developers to analyse and choose one over the other for developing secure and intuitive applications.
Consequently, programmers are now struggling to determine the best programming language for their workflow. To help you, we bring to you insights into Rust and Go programming language for making the right decision before beginning the development of applications.
Why The Hype Between Rust Vs Go
One of the most primary reasons behind the development of Go and Rust was to achieve an efficiency of C++ while still being easy to use. While Go wa
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Rohit Yadav
Rohit is a technology journalist and technophile who likes to communicate the latest trends around cutting-edge technologies in a way that is straightforward to assimilate. In a nutshell, he is deciphering technology.
Email: rohit.yadav@analyticsindiamag.com
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