For the same reason the Stack Overflow's C++ tag has the best questions. If you start out on Rust, the first thing you hit is the borrow checker. There are a b

For the same reason the Stack Overflow's C++ tag has the best questions. If you start out on Rust, the first thing you hit is the borrow checker. There are a billion articles on that, but the questions there seem less novice because the problem is harder. And then when you have gotten to the point you need best practices in error handling, Rust greets you with this: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/error-handling.html https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/error-handling.html Go has easier problems because it's an easier language. I say this as someone who loves Rust.