Having two distinct "products" could help here. There could be a "bare rust" that is minimal and unopinionated, and used by those that need a small footprint, for example. A "battery included rust" could have common solutions to common problems that are hard to solve with "bare rust", at the expense of making choices that are best avoided for "bare rust".
My current outsider's perspective is that there's some kind of ever-shifting, never quite established consensus on which batteries to include, which tends to make it harder than necessary to switch project, interoperate between libraries etc.
> Having two distinct "products" could help here. There could be a "bare rust" that is minimal and unopinionated, and used by those that need a small footprint, for example
Having two distinct "products" could help here. There could be a "bare rust" that is minimal and unopinionated, and used by those that need a small footprint, for example. A "battery included rust" could have common solutions to common problems that are hard to solve with "bare rust", at the expense of making choices that are best avoided for "bare rust".
My current outsider's perspective is that there's some kind of ever-shifting, never quite established consensus on which batteries to include, which tends to make it harder than necessary to switch project, interoperate between libraries etc.