IIRC rust was designed from the get go to be user friendly. That's why you have things like intelligible error messages and rls. The rust community, as well, p

IIRC rust was designed from the get go to be user friendly. That's why you have things like intelligible error messages and rls. The rust community, as well, plays a huge part in how easy it can be to track down answers. But try debugging a nom parser sometime. Your eyes will bleed. OTOH the contrast to Javascript is pretty stark. As much as I've got plenty of complaints about the language itself, the community really a detriment. Things like Electron and Node actively shun cross-platform compatibility. Tools like webpack tend to attract cargo cultists. It seems there's a lot of wizardry and hair pulling involved anytime I touch JS. C/C++ though has gotten a lot better with the advent of clang.