I have a love/hate relationship with Rust. I love the type system as enthusiast, but as project lead I can't justify relying on so many (partly immature) third party dependencies for business critical stuff.
After a while, I kinda started to dig having to do it. You end up having a more personal connection with the dependencies you pick which makes it easier to contribute back upstream.
The one downside of being around in this stage of a language's ecosystem development is you can potentially get some pretty undesirable fragmentation.
A good example that comes to mind is one of the original Go library to interact with Zookeeper. There's like 6 maintained forks of that library due to the original author bowing out of maintaining it.
Right now you need enthusiasts and a project that can either accept or handle the risks brought on by the immature ecosystem.
Later on, Rust will most definitely be a huge thing. It's just not the right choice for everything - even if the community has a habit of pumping out "X - but with Rust" projects.