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Unofficial AoC 2023 Survey Results
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I really did not expect those results. Python is a classic, but seeing Rust that far ahead at #2 is wild
I just started learning Rust. This makes me feel good about it.
Yeah, same here. I started 2023 with Go, but it’s just not for me. Switched to Rust from day 4 onward, and its really enjoyable, although definitely has a big learning curve