Hard disagree, I know of no language with a build system as robust and easy to use as Rust's. I have never seen a failure to resolve dependencies in the 8 years I've been using the language. Strong typing also makes it harder to push bugs.

In fact, 90% of the bugs in the product of the startup I work for come from the (typescript) frontend, instead of the larger (rust) backend.

In the group of all languages, Rust definitely has a very poor developer experience. In the group of high-performance compiled languages without a garbage collector, Rust is definitely the most ergonomic and it's not even close.

That’s an interesting point—what makes you think that’s the case?