Yeah this is a big benefit that is undersold. If I were in the C or C++ ecosystem, I probably wouldn't be able to support Windows as well as I do. It would be t

Yeah this is a big benefit that is undersold. If I were in the C or C++ ecosystem, I probably wouldn't be able to support Windows as well as I do. It would be too much work. The foundations on which Rust's standard library are built means I can regularly go through entire release cycles without opening my Windows laptop to test anything. Which saves a lot of context switching overhead for me personally.