Looking at the code, it's a nightmare to parse. There are so many details to deal with that should never bother you under normal circumstances (the core problem of using Rust where it's not necessary). It's admirable that you have such an easy time with it. However, for most people, using Rust for these purposes is absolutely not recommended.

Java/Kotlin paired with reactive streams makes these tasks super easy to read, once you get the hang of reactive streams. Also there are complexities in there, you just simply can't brush all the intricacies of network programming and multi-threading under the rug, but at least you are dealing only with the complexities that are necessary for your problem.

With Rust you are dealing with tons of additional complexity that doesn't matter to 99% of people & problems. I love that Rust exists and it has its uses (browsers, hypervisors, drivers, kernels, etc). I just find it very alienating when people compare this to Python and do everyday tasks with it.

No, you really don't want to deal with borrowing, memory management and life-times, unless it is part of the problem you are trying to solve (and there aren't too many for which that applies).