I don't care quite as much about the lack of a proven track-record -- I understand the value there, but I love tinkering and trust Rust enough to not have any c

I don't care quite as much about the lack of a proven track-record -- I understand the value there, but I love tinkering and trust Rust enough to not have any concerns about core stability (maybe a mistake, but there it is). It's mostly the lack of a stable HTTP library / ecosystem that throws me off; it seems like everything there is changing pretty frequently. That's just my impression though, and I'd love to be wrong :) I mentioned in another thread as well that the last time I played around with Rust, it seemed like most of the useful Cargo packages were dependent on the nightly version, which definitely gave me pause. I can't seem to find any of these packages now, though, so that's either changed or was an incorrect impression.