Coming from C, I get excited by boring things in Rust: • 3rd party dependencies are easy to use (often even on Windows) and usually have no runtime overhead.

Coming from C, I get excited by boring things in Rust: • 3rd party dependencies are easy to use (often even on Windows) and usually have no runtime overhead. • Basic unit testing is built in, so there's low friction to use it (not only for me, but across the entire ecosystem). • Result type + `?` operator is a nice compromise between clarity and flexibility of return-based error handling and low syntax noise of exceptions.