I mean it depends. Many of aspects of Rust that are perceived as sharp edges are in fact the programmer bringing in their preferences and paradigms from other languages and trying to program that way in Rust.
I was one of those and tried to do OOP in Rust. It was a pain. At some point I gave up and was like: "Okay Rust, I do it your way, I just want this to work". And it worked flawlessly and easy. I literally had to overcome my ideas of beauty in code to realize how Rust is meant to be programmed in (more data oriented, less object oriented).
This was a really good lesson for me, as I had to question similar aesthetically motivated decisions I made in other languages in the past.
I was one of those and tried to do OOP in Rust. It was a pain. At some point I gave up and was like: "Okay Rust, I do it your way, I just want this to work". And it worked flawlessly and easy. I literally had to overcome my ideas of beauty in code to realize how Rust is meant to be programmed in (more data oriented, less object oriented).
This was a really good lesson for me, as I had to question similar aesthetically motivated decisions I made in other languages in the past.