Comment by MarkMarine

I love Rust, but as a daily C++ user (embedded microcontrollers, not supported by Rust yet, and then native Linux tooling to interface with them) what I find most frustrating about Rust is the number of crates that need to be knit together to make working software. Often these crates are from a single dev who last committed in 2020 or something. I really wish there was something like go’s standard library in Rust. That has been my barrier to adoption, and believe me I WANT to use it at work and I don’t want to juggle chainsaws anymore.