I think the idea is like: it took extra work 'cause Rust makes you be so explicit about allocations and types, but it's also probably faster/more reliable because that work was done.
Of course at the end of the day it's just marketing and doesn't necessarily mean anything. In my experience the average piece of Rust software does seem to be of higher quality though..
Of course at the end of the day it's just marketing and doesn't necessarily mean anything. In my experience the average piece of Rust software does seem to be of higher quality though..