Switching to rust made iteration times on my OS significantly smaller, the code much easier to maintain, and the tooling almost completely standard Rust tooling instead of a jury rigged amalgamation of Unix tools etc.
To each their own.
But, all that said. Rust Good. I work in Rust. I like Rust. I just don't believe in one size fits all, and I want to see companies apply balanced processes in technology or framework adoption.
> Great, more pointless language warring.
Then:
> Switching to rust made iteration times on my OS significantly smaller, the code much easier to maintain, and the tooling almost completely standard Rust tooling instead of a jury rigged amalgamation of Unix tools etc.
That's language warring. Of all languages, Rust is the last that should complain about language warring (there's an entire "rewrite it in Rust" culture).
My own Ax. I love Rust, but wish it had used white spaces instead of curly braces.