> Even though Rust apparently "won" here(does anybody really win in such comparisons?) I don't care that much about it, because I don't consider this the main a

> Even though Rust apparently "won" here(does anybody really win in such comparisons?) I don't care that much about it, because I don't consider this the main appeal of the language. Completely agree. For me, my primary consideration is developer sanity. A subtle compromise between speed, ease, and clarity. I don't program in Node or Python anymore because while it has ease, clarity is completely missing. I used Rust for 6 months or so and while it has speed and clarity, the ease was just not there for me. Go hits a nice sweet spot for me. I think if Rust managed to improve ergonomics more and more it would really nail the sweet spot. But, there's still work to do.