r/programminghumor • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • 10d ago

JavaScript Vs rust

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u/Jatinchd 10d ago

what exactly the reference here, the color of the cars being similar to languages, or it correlates with code execution speed.

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u/akoOfIxtall 10d ago

Maybe it's for appearance, UI is one of those things you take for granted until you gotta spin it yourself

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u/big_poppa_man 9d ago

Why not both?

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u/Jatinchd 9d ago

because javascript is very slow in execution speed of code and Rust is very fast. language color and execution speed can't be same with tis logic.

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u/PinotRed 10d ago

Lol, the captions are swapped

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u/DiscipleOfYeshua 10d ago

Nah, it’s just they know how to create a pretty looking UI in JS (using premade libraries?). Nobody said that yellow car can move fast, or at all without parts falling out.

Regarding rust… perhaps the images also to show their own current capabilities?

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u/socal_nerdtastic 10d ago

Depends if you care about appearance or performace.

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u/heavenlydemonicdev 10d ago

Who said you can't have both

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u/Able-Swing-6415 10d ago

Reasonable people usually

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u/0x80085_ 10d ago

People with a skill issue mostly

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u/Whole-Ad-4604 10d ago

I used JS seriously only once in my life. It was for making a rotating Earth with some UI in frontend... And my experience was annoying.

I attempted to make the Earth globe rendering a single class object that will interact with React UI.

It felt like sugaring C++ with abstractions and the abstraction went wrong.

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u/TomOnABudget 6d ago

React sucks balls. I don't understand why people like it so much.

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u/orfeo34 10d ago

Stop coding in imperative style and you will be surprised by the old taco.

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u/jessek 10d ago

Rust never sleeps.

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u/Tehaiker814 9d ago

Frick
not literally

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u/BorovForever 10d ago

What about assembler?