If you go that way, why not write LLVM Intermediate Representation? And if you know your server CPU anyway, why not write machine code?
I personally like Rust for web applications a lot because you can catch many bugs at compile time instead of during tests or runtime.
Reuse is bad / NIHS is good and it's hard to reach token metrics using accepted engineering practices. That leads to the point of having the LLM invent a new specialized job security chip architecture for your IR just to run CRUD app.
Soon we're gonna need a way to catch bugs at prompt time
>If you go that way, why not write LLVM Intermediate Representation? And if you know your server arch anyway, why not write machine code?
Nah, C is good enough for me.
> catch many bugs at compile time...
Rust borrow checker is too dumb that you catch many non-bugs as well...I don't like that.
Mmm..LLMs also generates false positives. But at least you can reason with it...