You never know when something is going to really click. One thing that's really cool about rust is that it can choose a conversion function based on the type o

You never know when something is going to really click. One thing that's really cool about rust is that it can choose a conversion function based on the type of thing you are assigning to. In other words, in "let x = foo()", foo() can do a different thing depending on the type of x. I found that out working on a simple rust program interacting with postgresql. Not saying that one feature makes all the difference, but you find nice advantages like that all around. Taken together, they might lead you to a more creative overall solution, and it might be a game changer.