Yes, it is worth investing in learning Rust. As is learning Go. Which depends on what you want to learn and what you already know. I like to learn languages li

Yes, it is worth investing in learning Rust. As is learning Go. Which depends on what you want to learn and what you already know. I like to learn languages like building a toolbox. I try to pick up popular, well known tools that don't have a ton of overlap with my existing tools. My go-tos: Java, Python, and C can get you pretty far. Go is a great statically compiled, GC language, with decent memory layout control and with a good concurrency story and a nifty type system (coming from Java). Rust has novel borrow-checker that's probably worth learning and seems to let you solve tasks suited for C but with more structured types and a better/simpler multi-threading story.