> At the same time, we need to acknowledge that doc tests were pioneered elsewhere and have existed in many other languages for a long time.
I agree. I understand that a lot of people talk about Rust as if everything it does is novel, when it is really a culmination and execution of a lot of good ideas (Which tbf is what most good things are anyway).
And the fact that many people's introduction to Rust come from books written by the developers means that even beginners will be exposed to these features early on
I agree. I understand that a lot of people talk about Rust as if everything it does is novel, when it is really a culmination and execution of a lot of good ideas (Which tbf is what most good things are anyway).
And the fact that many people's introduction to Rust come from books written by the developers means that even beginners will be exposed to these features early on