Instead of us searching pages and pages in google looking for the info that we need, ChatGPT is definitely better to find precise info in case of coding. I hope they will always have a free tier.
I have a very basic question regarding SQLite. How does it work in different languages? Is the SQLite server code completely implemented in Go when we use go and completely implemented in php when we use php? Because there is no actual server and it is just a file, I'm wondering who does the ACID compliancy and query executions and all the other things needed for a db server and how it is done.
The implementation used in this article is actually in C (which is the official, extremely well-tested one), with bindings to the Go language through something called CGo. There's no "server", it's all just code run in your application directly, so think of it more as a library that can access a special database file on your disk.
I don't know how it's done in PHP, I would think it's similar.
Can you comment on why you regret about choosing React and graphql? I'm asking because my Director is kind of pushing us to move from current server side rendered stack to react or some other js framework with graphql just because everyone is using it.
> If you don't mind, what where the things that were hard to deal with?
The language syntax itself. Looks like the language developers wanted rust to stand out and purposefully went out of way to make it extremely difficult to learn. This is one area where Go shines, you can learn the syntax in half a day.
Rust syntax shoulders a load of semantics most languages don't bother trying to represent. They could have made it more wordy, instead, but chose the much shorter symbols, many of which can often be ignored when skimming, more easily than keywords would have been.
They have not loaded up the language with any unnecessary syntax. Go lacks the syntax because it is unable to express the semantics, and is (deliberately) a much less capable language for that. Rust is meant for professionals, so must be able to express whatever they may need to say, where Go was meant to keep junior coders out of trouble.
