Easiest way to get started if you're coming from a GC background is to just liberally `.clone()` everything in Rust. Once you're used to move semantics and the

Easiest way to get started if you're coming from a GC background is to just liberally `.clone()` everything in Rust. Once you're used to move semantics and the syntax, then you can start messing around with borrowing. It definitely has a learning curve, but I find it a breeze to write once you grok the ownership rules.