Maybe. But javascript is arguably in that phase of its life as well, and JS has had a oodles of wonderful new features added in the last decade. Features like the spread operator, generator functions, async, arrow functions, leftpad, a new Date, and so on. The list of significant new features is endless.
All that, despite JS being much older than rust, and much more widely used. Javascript also has several production implementations - which presumably all need to agree to implement any new features.
Javascript had a period of stagnation around ES5. The difference seems to be that the ecmascript standards committee got their act together.
All that, despite JS being much older than rust, and much more widely used. Javascript also has several production implementations - which presumably all need to agree to implement any new features.
Javascript had a period of stagnation around ES5. The difference seems to be that the ecmascript standards committee got their act together.