> I was able to compile it to WASM for a layout engine, build and sell a fast desktop search app (Rust shoved into Electron), and compile Rust to an stm32g4 mic

> I was able to compile it to WASM for a layout engine, build and sell a fast desktop search app (Rust shoved into Electron), and compile Rust to an stm32g4 microcontroller to drive a track saw robot (I even found a typo in the register definitions; the full “hard-mode” embedded debugging experience!). > Despite all this, I still don’t feel comfortable with Rust. This was pretty much my entire experience with Rust. No matter how much I used it I didn't feel comfortable with it. I tried it out when it was still pretty young and it felt like a child of C++ and ML. It is just as feature rich as C++ and some people obviously like that. But I just couldn't keep up with it.