As a fellow Rust learner-and-user, I felt lots of points in the article are spot on.
I recently wrote a custom HTTP framework in Rust and had spent 2 weeks to figure out how to store a collection of async closure so I can call any of them later. The idea / goal was very clear, but it was so hard for me to figure out how to implement it in the language.
Maybe I'm not smart enough for Rust, but I've already used Rust for more than 1 year, and still struggled to use it. I don't know if I should switch to a different language, e.g. Golang.
I recently wrote a custom HTTP framework in Rust and had spent 2 weeks to figure out how to store a collection of async closure so I can call any of them later. The idea / goal was very clear, but it was so hard for me to figure out how to implement it in the language.
Maybe I'm not smart enough for Rust, but I've already used Rust for more than 1 year, and still struggled to use it. I don't know if I should switch to a different language, e.g. Golang.