My next project is dealing the RDF. I really wanted to use Go for this, but there aren't any fully features RDF libraries for Go. Rust has a few pretty mature RDF libraries, so Rust it is.
All languages have their place and there's no simple "better" or "worse" between any of them.
Go's great for quickly and efficiently writing web services and other general programs. It's clean, simple and quick to learn. Executables are pretty fast and it's safe.
Rust's aimed more at systems level programming like operating systems etc. but it's also suitable for general programs. It's complex and hard to learn but powerful according to its advocates. Like Go, executables are fast and it's safe.
this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2023
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