Comments by "p11" (@porky1118) on "Why Rust is NOT a Passing Fad..." video.

  1. 8:30 Rust is my main programming language for maybe 8 years. Whenever I start a new project, it's usually in Rust. Maybe 12 years ago, I got into Common Lisp, stuck with it for maybe 3 years, then tried a few other languages, and then stuck with Rust more or less. After I got into Rust, I used Scopes for a while , which I still think is the most powerful system/graphics programming langugae. And I also wrote some lib in C because I wasn't sure if I will stick with Scopes or Rust. And for work we use Unity, so I can't use Rust. But even at work, I use Rust for small scripts or side projects, whenever possible. And now I maintain more than 60 projects I wrote in rust more or less actively. The main reason for such a high number is that I try to put common functionality into separate crates, so I can share it between different programs (like my collision library already has four crates: the general collision trait, the simulaiton, and two crates with an implementation for a different shape each).
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