It's definitely not great right now -- that's why we're trying to make it better. :) I would definitely still advocate using the right tool for the job, though

It's definitely not great right now -- that's why we're trying to make it better. :) I would definitely still advocate using the right tool for the job, though. If the vast majority of your application would be best written in C++ or Rust (something without managed memory) I would just go ahead and do that. A lot of people, however, have cross-layer applications where a substantial amount of the code has strict performance requirements, but much or most of the rest of the code has looser requirements.