WolfDan
What do you think about integrating Rust and Elixir?
After doing a port from a c++ library to my project in phoenix I’ve seen that I need a faster way to run this algorithm and I found this amazing library:
Like C for Python, is Rust for Elixir (?)
I’m just begginer on Rust, but in all research it’s like C on performance (I’ve seen operative systems written on Rust), and Rust looks like Elixir in some way to write code (the matches for example)
What do you think to use it on big project?
Think that’s will be the beginnig to optimize actual libraries to do it a lot more faster?
Or create new libraries like this one ? GitHub - rusterlium/juicy: A fast JSON parser for Elixir with some extra features · GitHub
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I’ve used Elixir and Rust together via Rustler before and really enjoyed it.
DianaOlympos
Go for it !!!
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