[chocolatemario]

When you say JavaScript, do you mean java? Rust undoubtedly raises the floor which is great, but designing scalable systems that enable new members to ramp up is a timeless skill independent of language.

As someone who isn’t a rust native but an interested outsider, it can obviously be cumbersome to use on my pet projects compared to something like python, js, c# or C. Dealing with references to generically types traits adds a lot of syntactical burden (re: shit for me to type) and defining types and their implementations leaves something to be desired regarding its grammars.

That being said, my toy programs do not require particularly complex types and the rust compiler is nothing short of a brilliant. The book is a surprisingly easy read, the module system is fine, cargo is decent out of the box, and there is an interesting mix of paradigms in the language itself. In my mind, the power of the compiler is certainly the big feature of rust and that compilers input language is decent enough such that I wouldn’t dislike using it as a daily driver.