> It actually sounds like your answer is more bias-based, because your intuition is more wrong here. There is data from the 2020 Stack Overflow survey[0] indica

> It actually sounds like your answer is more bias-based, because your intuition is more wrong here. There is data from the 2020 Stack Overflow survey[0] indicating a significant lead for devs who use Rust and continue to want to develop in it, vs. Go. 86.1% Rust vs. 62.3% Go. That's great to hear. Unfortunately, language popularity in enterprise/production environments isn't really based around how much a developer loves or hates something. There are more Go programs/programmers now than Rust, was the basis of my post that you're objecting to, which can be verified if you scroll up on the link you posted.