Rust probably had a fairly small "language footprint" when it was only a few years old with no production use cases as well. I've used both in some small hobby projects. I like writing zig significantly more than rust, but we'll see how long the language remains small and compact.
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Rust probably had a fairly small "language footprint" when it was only a few years old with no production use cases as well. I've used both in some small hobby projects. I like writing zig significantly more than rust, but we'll see how long the language remains small and compact.
On the contrary, it had a larger one because it had green threads which require an entire runtime (similar to Go).
I first tried rust in 2015[1]. It was my first serious attempt at rust.
The language was not small whatsoever at the time. It was not fun.
[1]: https://github.com/motiejus/makelua/tree/rust
I recommend trying it again. Consider how old the language is, 7 years is a really long time ago.
It may not be the smallest language, but, it compiles pretty tightly.