> I think the overall "deal with it now" approach Rust has is what really makes that statement true.
これ確かにそうだなぁと思った
The Rust Programming Language ForumOpinion: Rust code typically works once compiled, why?From my experience so far, while the type system helps, I think the overall "deal with it now" approach Rust has is what really makes that statement true. With results your API's are explicitly saying, this could go wrong, deal with it NOW.
諸々の API や言語仕様が explicit であるというのはどちらかというと "deal with it now" を実現させるための手段のひとつでしかなくて、その良さの本質は「潜在的な問題を後回しにさせない (後回しにしたまま忘れ去らせない)」というところにあるのかもしれない