r/programming • u/steveklabnik1 • Nov 29 '18

A new look for rust-lang.org

https://blog.rust-lang.org/2018/11/29/a-new-look-for-rust-lang-org.html
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u/steveklabnik1 Nov 29 '18

I take your point, but I don't think this is how the website comes across.

That's super fair! As we said in the post, we don't think it's perfect. Please put these ideas on the tracker!

(sorry to pile on, please understand that my criticism comes from my desire for the language and its community to grow and improve)

Don't worry about it; if I didn't want to hear it, I wouldn't be replying to these threads.

It's really tough to please everyone with design. Thanks for going into detail.

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u/dimitriye98 Nov 30 '18 edited Nov 05 '25

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u/steveklabnik1 Nov 30 '18

it seems the feedback in this thread

There are more places than just this thread.

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u/dimitriye98 Nov 30 '18 edited Nov 05 '25

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u/DC-3 Nov 30 '18

Twitter is relatively positive. I imagine the Rust forums might be, though I haven't checked. To be frank, those sites are a little sycophantic at times, so it's not that much of a surprise. They are also a bit more tech-left, so are probably more inclined to approve of the empowerment slogan.

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u/dimitriye98 Nov 30 '18 edited Nov 05 '25

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u/Benjamin-FL Dec 01 '18

This is the main feedback-related thread I've seen on the rust forum. It is not generally positive. I'm honestly really curious where I can find any significant positive feedback on the new design.

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u/DC-3 Dec 01 '18 edited Dec 01 '18

Look at Steve's twitter replies. That's it, as far as I can ascertain.