The user interface tends to be a relatively dynamic part of the application. Most of this is no longer as relevant in C++, can't speak for Rust. Programming la

The user interface tends to be a relatively dynamic part of the application. Most of this is no longer as relevant in C++, can't speak for Rust. Programming languages have been converging for quite some time, C++ of today is more dynamic and convenient than any version that came before. That being said, you can't beat dynamic languages for some tasks. Runtime code generation/eval being the most obvious I can think of. Any kind of extension/plugin architecture has everything to win from going all in with a full scripting language from my experience.