Yes. We waited long for AOT compilation to become mature, to remove the need for the user to install the .Net framework. But two years ago when we decided to switch, we still couldn't just get the AOT compilation of our codebase to work without changes (perhaps it was somehow possible, but the available documentation was not very verbose about this). Also, there is still a performance gap. Of course, this doesn't matter for most of the applications, where the completeness and consistency of the framework, and the number of programmers fluent in that language might matter more. But for a search server, we needed to carve out every inch of performance we could get. And other benchmarks seemed to echo our experience: https://programming-language-benchmarks.vercel.app/rust-vs-c...