> Not some huge new paradigm shift in how we construct programs I think Rust is exactly that. It makes memory safety a first-class concern for the language. Th

> Not some huge new paradigm shift in how we construct programs I think Rust is exactly that. It makes memory safety a first-class concern for the language. Thinking about it as "fighting the borrow-checker" is like trying to program procedurally in Java, only using classes as holders of static functions, and feeling like you're constantly fighting against objects.