Honestly Rust is an ugly looking language, I mean it's probably okay if you're coming from C or C++ but if you're coming from say Java, it's horrendous.
but then again that probably does not matter at all.
The majority of rust's ugliness is the fact that it's handling a different problem than Java does. Java relies heavily on a GC to simplify. Rust does not.
I think the only thing that I find ugly in rust is that memory leaks are considered memory safe. [1]
That, unfortunately, means that you can't 100% rely on the language to not leak memory. Though, it's possible to leak memory in Java as well (Use `Deflate` incorrectly and you'll quickly find a hard to catch memory leak).
[1] https://brson.github.io/rust-anthology/1/memory-leaks-are-me...
Start a thread with an infinite loop, you've just leaked some memory.
The language just can't prevent you.
You absolutely do get used to it and I really like the built in formatters. I would write everything in Rust going forward if I could, it really is a different way of thinking about how to write code. I don’t agree it’s the right tool for every job though.