Will Rust Beat JavaScript in 2023?
There has been much debate and speculation about which programming language will emerge as the dominant force in the coming years. JavaScript has long been the dominant language for web development, but Rust has been gaining momentum and is poised to make a significant impact in the industry.
Rust is known for its safety, speed, and concurrency, making it an attractive option for developers who prioritize performance and reliability. JavaScript, on the other hand, is a more flexible and widely used language, with a large ecosystem and community support.
Many experts believe that Rust will surpass JavaScript in terms of performance and safety, especially as the demand for high-performance applications continues to grow. Rust’s strict memory management and strong type system make it an appealing choice for developers working on critical systems and performance-sensitive applications.
However, JavaScript’s popularity and established ecosystem cannot be ignored. It continues to evolve and improve, with advancements such as WebAssembly and improved tooling that aim to enhance its performance and capabilities.
Ultimately, the answer to whether Rust will beat JavaScript in 2023 will depend on a variety of factors, including industry trends, developer adoption, and technological advancements. Both languages have their strengths and weaknesses, and it is likely that they will coexist and complement each other rather than one overtaking the other entirely.
As we approach 2023, it will be interesting to see how these two languages continue to evolve and compete in the ever-changing landscape of software development.
What is this shit?
Everyone knew before watching this, that the answer to the posed question was No.
we're almost done with 2023 and rust is nowhere to be found in web dev scene.
Josh Mo.. jos hMo.. jo ShMo
As a native android developer i'm curious to try kotlin/wasm with Compose
Rust, Javascript…. "these two sides have nothing in common"? Hmm… I love Rust, I also love Javascript (No not Typescript). They are my current top two languages after many years of using many other languages including C, C++, Pascal, Ada, PL/M, Coral, Lucol, assembler and more. Am I weird? I love Rust for its priority on correctness, all that type checking, lifetime checking, disallowing uninitialized data and null/stale pointers etc, etc. I love JS for its dynamic typing, it's instant response when hacking (no compilation) and general freedom. I love them both because they are polar opposites. Seems I have nothing in common with myself! Am I weird?
dotnet 💙
21:00 hittipee
If it does, it does. Until then I couldn’t care less
How would it compare with Svelte
2023 is the year of C on the web
you are the youtuber for the losers who failed at coding and they watch you to cope with the so called entertainment you can provide for them thats the only content of your videos. You are irrelevant to the coding community just a clown.
I just dont get why SQL support would be of any relevance for a clientside application. I think stuff like component libraries, GQL clients etc. wohld have been of a lot higher interest. Am I forgetting something?
rust on dis nuts
I REALLY agree with your comments on "developer experience"
I believe you are looking for "hittipee"
Elixir is production ready today different from GO that u need a lot to have the same quality and BEAM have fantastic ecosystem battle system for year in the server area, not a system language trying to do server apps.
bada bing bada boom Rust is beating JS
Just a heads up that Dioxus does not use signals (it follows VDOM + hooks approach) but is still fast. But its VDOM implementation is much, much better than React/Vue/Preacts approach and the VDOM nodes are flattened templates allocated in a bump allocated arena instead of mapping 1:1 to the DOM.
The real downside of Rust is in mobile, it doesn't support android/ios as first citizen target