> Rust seems to be popular only in the web sphere, where Javascript and Python programmers are tweeting that they now know a "systems language". I see that is

> Rust seems to be popular only in the web sphere, where Javascript and Python programmers are tweeting that they now know a "systems language". I see that is the best thing Rust brings to the table, as the scope of learning and using Rust is pretty much “scoped “. Once you are comfortable with the compiler, you can use Rust reliably and deloy code to production. Whereas C/C++ is very “open” to learn, you can learn the syntax and basic in a couple of weeks, but to use it correctly and reliably (to a certain degree) WITHOUT SUPERVISION from another advanced programmers takes years of experience under your belt.