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manchoz
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Why AWS loves Rust, and how we’d like to help
Because AWS doesn't have his own fancy language.
aDotInTheVoid
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https://twitter.com/QuinnyPig/status/1248321281474408450
ibraheemdev
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CloudFormation is not a language, it is a collection of cloud infrastructure
EdSchouten
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This tweet is likely referring to the fact that you can place special constructs in the YAML/JSON files to add control flow, thereby making it a crude templating language.
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Microsoft has Project Verona
nicoburns
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Microsoft has C#, F# and Visual Basic that are rather more significant than Project Verona.
ibraheemdev
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True but I was thinking more in the systems programming context
nicoburns
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Ah, I don't think Go, Swift or Hack (from the tweet you are replying to) really apply to systems programming contexts any more than C# does.
_xrjp
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Yeah, like those Gos, Javas, Kotlins, C Sharps and so on. A lot of fanciness rolling across companies.
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