blockz_derive
| Crates.io | blockz_derive |
| lib.rs | blockz_derive |
| version | 0.2.2 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2021-04-09 09:38:21.717266 |
| updated_at | 2021-04-10 06:24:10.81678 |
| description | Blockz is an opinionated library that aims to make it a pleasure to develop networked applications in Rust. |
| homepage | https://docs.selftech.io/blockz_derive |
| repository | https://github.com/selftechio/blockz |
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blockz
Blockz is an opinionated library that aims to make it a pleasure to develop networked applications in Rust.
Why Rust?
- bEcAuSe It'S a NeW lAnGuAgE
- iT iS bEtTeR tHaN c Or C++
- It WaS sTaRtEd By MoZiLlA, nOt UnLiKe Go, WhIcH wAs StArTeD bY tHe EvIl CoRpOrAtIoN, gOoGlE
Just kidding. This is a TL;DR of my reasons:
- If it compiles, it will probably have business logic bugs at most. Very, very slim chanches of memory or concurrency issues. And that makes me feel great.
- The macro system is great. You can create some really cool stuff(looking at you, serde). And that happens at compile-time, which means free bug-inspection by the compiler and free performance.
- Zero cost abstractions.
- Ease of deployment, once compiled. Compile for musl, ship in an alpine container, enjoy. Oh, issues with OpenSSL? Just use rustls.
- Great bang for your buck. I'm a student.