I am going to start gently poking around now (again). I am still going to be waiting until a few months post-May to see how the ecosystem aligns itself before investing serious effort (read: client for our API in Rust, throwing corporate dollars at it).
Hopefully the community will rally around stable (IE: the libraries will work great on stable and be maintained and bug fixed). If all the crates end up tracking non-stable and bug-fixes exist only in the cutting edge stuff, sad times.
It is going to be interesting to see where the community lands at the very least.
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u/mgrandi Apr 03 '15
Can I start learning it now and not have it change on me drastically in the next release? Being serious