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title: "Comment by Merzan on \"Swapping Go for Rust: 10x Cheaper K8s Ingress\" | Hashnode"
description: "How did the team find the learning curve going from Go to Rust?"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/swapping-go-for-rust-10x-cheaper-k8s-ingress/6a0c9ba28837277411785323/comment/6a0caab2883727741181fc56"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/swapping-go-for-rust-10x-cheaper-k8s-ingress/6a0c9ba28837277411785323)

Comment [Swapping Go for Rust: 10x Cheaper K8s Ingress](https://hashnode.com/posts/swapping-go-for-rust-10x-cheaper-k8s-ingress/6a0c9ba28837277411785323)

[Merzan](https://hashnode.com/@syedfarzeen)

[May 19](https://hashnode.com/posts/swapping-go-for-rust-10x-cheaper-k8s-ingress/6a0c9ba28837277411785323/comment/6a0caab2883727741181fc56)

How did the team find the learning curve going from Go to Rust?

[Syed Ahmer Shah](https://hashnode.com/@syedahmershah)

[May 20](https://hashnode.com/posts/swapping-go-for-rust-10x-cheaper-k8s-ingress/6a0c9ba28837277411785323/comment/6a0caab2883727741181fc56#reply-6a0d86c3e5259a493e99bc40)

Many people get caught up trying to build a massive application right away, completely overlooking the value of simple automation. Breaking a problem down line by line for a real-world use case forces you to actually think like a developer instead of just copying code. That is excellent advice for anyone trying to move forward.