I'd argue that what you're saying is true, in its current state. High-level Rust libraries take longer to write, and so they don't exist yet. As soon as Rust ge

I'd argue that what you're saying is true, in its current state. High-level Rust libraries take longer to write, and so they don't exist yet. As soon as Rust gets more powerful tools that abstract away the work, I suppose it might alleviate a large part of the churn.