It depends how you approach learning Rust. If you expect learning curve as going from Java to C#, you are going to be disappointed. If you expect learning curve

It depends how you approach learning Rust. If you expect learning curve as going from Java to C#, you are going to be disappointed. If you expect learning curve like going from Java to Haskell, it will be more in-line with expectations. My point is that we very much align out expectations for the dominant paradigm and we got surprized when we have to actually "learn", i.e. internalize some different logic. BTW, I started feel comfortable with Rust/Tokio/futures/etc. in less than a month. But I come from Scala/C++/logic and type theory background, that I guess is not so common.