That's what I'm disagreeing with. I find Rust to be extremely pragmatic. There are other competing tools written in C++, and from where I'm standing, their maintenance story is quite a bit harder. Conversely, my tool works seamlessly on Windows, Mac and Linux.
> Still, the language I'm using interacts with the way I'm thinking; if that part isn't working out, all the features in the world isn't going to help.
Sure, and there was a lot of friction between me and Rust in the beginning. But my experience---and a lot others' experience as far as I'm aware---is that the friction settles down quite a bit. But yeah, experiences can vary there!