As another JS -> Rust dev I do agree. Over time I have grown to understand why it complains when I do X, Y and Z and I like having deeper visibility into what's

As another JS -> Rust dev I do agree. Over time I have grown to understand why it complains when I do X, Y and Z and I like having deeper visibility into what's going on. That said, I did some experimentation with Nim and it truly feels like a language that does the best of both. But the community isn't so huge.