> It's a pain to get working, it sucks to program in, it requires so much though, it's just a bloody fucking fuck
What sucks about programming in Rust? What makes it a bloody fucking fuck? I disagree on both these points:
* Rust enums and move semantics make writing state machines a pure joy. Far nicer than in C++ or Go.
* Pattern matching (both fallible + infallible) is very developer friendly.
* Option<T> and Result<T,E> are totally brilliant.
* It's trivial to add and version-fix a dependency on an external library with Cargo.
* Rust's ownership and move semantics help you to write cleaner, easier to understand code.
What sucks about programming in Rust? What makes it a bloody fucking fuck? I disagree on both these points: