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Exactly my feelings. Interesting how some people claim a rather different experience. Rust was voted the most loved technology on StackOverflow, which is unbeli

• tzahola 9y ago
  It was probably done by the Rust Evangelism Strike Force.
  • weberc2 9y ago
    I don't think so. Rust is a brilliant language in theory, and for many high-performance applications. There's a lot to love from afar. But it still hasn't made good on its promises to be a great language for everyday application development. That said, the goal is lofty and laudable and the community's positive attitude and ability to take constructive criticism are world class.
• pornel 9y ago
  It was also my feeling in the beginning, but the borrow-checker struggle goes away with experience. Once I "got" how to structure my programs in a Rust-friendly way, it's got nice and easy to use.
• rapsey 9y ago
  > Rust was voted the most loved technology on StackOverflow, which is unbelievable to me. I absolutely adore Rust because my code has an order of magnitude fewer bugs when it is time to actually run the end result. A lot of programmers have an ugly tendency to blame the language/library/framework/weather for their problems before questioning their skills or knowledge. They are absolutely not suitable to be Rust developers.