Coming from mostly Js/ts, I've had the opposite experience. I'm finding what I write on rust may be more explicit, but often less noisy. Using an error wrapping

Coming from mostly Js/ts, I've had the opposite experience. I'm finding what I write on rust may be more explicit, but often less noisy. Using an error wrapping lib and ? everywhere made the biggest difference. May not be as efficient as the most optimized rust code, but far faster than the equivalent JS for the same thing. I also pray every day for macros to make there way into ts, since I'm constantly dealing with friction on the boundaries of runtime vs static code that rust handles nicely with a macro.