This is one of the main reasons I have migrated to Rust for most new projects to be honest. I've been a big fan of Swift for years in terms of the balance it s

This is one of the main reasons I have migrated to Rust for most new projects to be honest. I've been a big fan of Swift for years in terms of the balance it strikes between expressiveness and safety/correctness. But the way that function builders and property wrappers were somewhat hamfistedly jammed into the language to support SwiftUI has been a big turnoff. Previous iterations seemed like they had a very clear intentionality and priority around preserving the clarity of the language, but I'm less confident about the direction the language is currently taking in that respect. Also the relative fragility of large swift projects with multiple dependencies has been a recurring frustration. It's been refreshing to work with Cargo, and not have to worry about doing surgery on a project every time a language update is released.