Yeah, Rust kinda has two crowds getting excited about it: - low-level programmers looking for safer tools to wrangle big, beastly projects. - high-level progr

Yeah, Rust kinda has two crowds getting excited about it: - low-level programmers looking for safer tools to wrangle big, beastly projects. - high-level programmers looking over the fence because this is the first low-level language that has a bunch of quality-of-life features that are "table ante" for them considering working in a language (most of them only tangentially related to safety, although the safety's probably a huge leg up for them). One of these features of course is the language getting mainstream and survivable enough that they know there will be a long-running library ecosystem.