You are writing it as comment to article, where demonstrated commercial usage of Rust and explained benefits of this usage. I do it not because Rust is a new sh

You are writing it as comment to article, where demonstrated commercial usage of Rust and explained benefits of this usage. I do it not because Rust is a new shiny thing, but because I LOVE key ideas of errors handling, results returning and memory safety (RAII is awesome thing). I use it not because "oh, I can finally play with it", but because "finally I see language where things are done right so I can write code effectively, customers will be served without failures and I will not spend so many time in debugging stage anymore" - time is the most valuable resource. In usage Rust is not so cute and shiny (in first month). It's only pragmatic decision. And I'm glad I was able to convince my employer.