> I'm not the best with pointers and memory allocation/deallocation
You don't think about those at all when using Rust. That's why it was created.
However because the conventions are different, some pattern will be different and you will need to learn do some things differently. I don't think Rust is particularly difficult to learn when it comes to using a framework, but a non-trivial amount of learning will be required.
You don't think about those at all when using Rust. That's why it was created. However because the conventions are different, some pattern will be different and you will need to learn do some things differently. I don't think Rust is particularly difficult to learn when it comes to using a framework, but a non-trivial amount of learning will be required.
As for features, I've found this video comparing them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWgLOtm9le8&ab_channel=DashC...