How does the claim that it's a great fit reconcile with the fact that the project which was supposed to prove the said great fit was shut down? In the end real

How does the claim that it's a great fit reconcile with the fact that the project which was supposed to prove the said great fit was shut down? In the end real world is the only yardstick by which projects can be reasonably measured. However if we want to remain positive, we could say like Edison that this project did not fail and is merely attempt 1 of 10000 at learning how not to build UI apps with Rust. :) > Where do you reach the conclusion that Rust is bad for UI-intensive apps? I've reached that conclusion by applying logic and looking at the state of Rust and its capabilities as a language and the scarcity of UI apps built in Rust.