The "Rust team" isn't picking winners, but they do happen to be contributing to and creating the leading solutions. There is a lot of energy around futures and

The "Rust team" isn't picking winners, but they do happen to be contributing to and creating the leading solutions. There is a lot of energy around futures and tokio, very early on in the story of Rust. Sure, Rust has already been around for a while, but 1.0 was only last year. If you like Rust, and you want to use it for network and server related tasks, get involved. Write the redis, memcache, HTTP clients of your dreams. Rally the people who've solved those problems in Rust (and elsewhere) in the past. Please try to state your concerns (or better yet, ask questions) in a more thoughtful manner.