> You can just a easily create SQL injection attacks in a Rust program I disagree, mostly on the grounds that string concatenation isn't very convenient, so it

> You can just a easily create SQL injection attacks in a Rust program I disagree, mostly on the grounds that string concatenation isn't very convenient, so it tends to be easier to do things "the right way" instead of hacking things together. Yes, you can do string concatenation using something like `format!(...)`, but at that point it's really similar to the correct solution that it's not really what you'd reach for by default. And yeah, the community here is a huge part of it, and IMO languages can and should be judged by their communities. If a language's community promotes insecure solutions, that's a language that I don't want to use at my company because I don't want my employees following that example.