Addendum to “Curl is C”
&gt; These “you should switch language” remarks are strangely enough from the backseat drivers of the Internet. Those who can tell us with confidence how to run our project but who don’t actually show us any code.<p>This is an usual problem with people participating in discussion over the Internet. I am sure those people mean well, but often they don&#x27;t put enough effort into assessing the situation and underestimate its complexity before they decide to hit the keyboard. I&#x27;ve myself done it a number of times, but I am working on not doing it.<p>Advice for the people who are making all these suggestions and: A good way to see if you&#x27;re talking out of your ass—unintentionally, of course—is to try to do what you&#x27;re saying someone should do. Just try and re-write some parts of curl in Rust (you can go with a hip name like rurl). It&#x27;s a good exercise to learn about the project you&#x27;re rewriting, the language you&#x27;re writing it in, and the problem domain. So, at the very least you&#x27;ll get something out of it, and if your project is successful: even better!