I'm continually delighted to see so many programmers with backgrounds in dynamic languages feeling at home in Rust, It would be nice to get some statistics, be

I'm continually delighted to see so many programmers with backgrounds in dynamic languages feeling at home in Rust, It would be nice to get some statistics, because it would be quite unexpected. Still, it seems like some major Rust contributors are coming from the dynamic programming fold. Also, we shouldn't compare Go and Rust, but Go seems to have influx primarily from dynamic languages as well. (I come from a C/C++/Java/Prolog/some Haskell background, dabbling with Rust now.)