That's interesting! I had the opposite experience with Rust With 5 years in PHP, 9 years in node, a few projects in Haskell and sporadic rust usage in the last

That's interesting! I had the opposite experience with Rust With 5 years in PHP, 9 years in node, a few projects in Haskell and sporadic rust usage in the last couple of years: - PHP was great until they added autoloading and everyone started using a half assed package manager - node was great until everyone started using babel and they broke requires / import - python was ok until they split the ecosystem in 2 vs 3 - Haskell keeps getting better (stack, solved record name clashes) because things are rarely broken. It's too bad adoption is limited and there's not much commercial interest - Rust is my new favourite technology, it learned package management from node and functional programming from haskell. New features have been painless and easy upgrades