I tried D some years ago, my naive program crashed as it wasn't memory safe. Being used to scala this was a surprising to me, I expected "if it compiles it work

I tried D some years ago, my naive program crashed as it wasn't memory safe. Being used to scala this was a surprising to me, I expected "if it compiles it works" but it turns out I had to take lifetimes into account just like c/c++. Rust has this "if it compiles it works" + quality. Then I needed to create a program that would work both on android and Windows. Still liking D's syntax better funding rust rather verbose I decided to give it another try, but failed, I had to jump through too many hoops to make it produce a library usable on android. While with rust the experience was effortless. After both experiences with D, I never looked back to it and rust is now my go to low level system language, the verboseness (with lifetimes and types) has grown on me.