• Chris Woodruff
• January 21, 2025
• Rust
• .NET, C#, dotnet, programming, rust
• 2 Comments

Programming ecosystems are like bustling cities. .NET is the metropolis with skyscrapers and a thriving business district, while Rust is the up-and-coming tech hub—small but mighty, with startups everywhere. Both offer incredible opportunities, but their vibes are very different. So, let’s grab a coffee and tour these two dynamic ecosystems!

• Chris Woodruff
• January 21, 2025
• Rust
• .NET, C#, dotnet, programming, rust
• 0 Comments

Concurrency in programming can be like cooking dinner while answering emails—you’re juggling multiple tasks at once, hoping nothing burns. C# and Rust both tackle concurrency, but their approaches couldn’t be more different. C# offers a traditional multitasking toolkit with threads and async/await, while Rust rewrites the rulebook with a compiler-enforced, fearless concurrency model. Let’s see how they compare!