> That's an unusual claim It's really... not. For people that have actually written big things in Rust. We keep repeating it, but we try to cautiously, tread c

> That's an unusual claim It's really... not. For people that have actually written big things in Rust. We keep repeating it, but we try to cautiously, tread carefully, lest we be accused of being part of this dreaded Evangelism Strike Force we keep hearing so much about. Ease of use != ease of learning. Rust is hard to learn (unless you have a deep ML/Haskell + C background). But once you're up the curve, it's a very expressive + productive language. Refactoring and maintaining large projects confidently is a breeze, and creating powerful abstractions that can be safely leveraged by large teams of programmers... just works.