I guess so. Some newer libraries, especially if they target "modern backend" stuff like webassembly, websockets, ... are written in Rust. When safety is a conc

I guess so. Some newer libraries, especially if they target "modern backend" stuff like webassembly, websockets, ... are written in Rust. When safety is a concern it could be really preferable. But, say, if you don't have a good support for your platform Rust is not useful. Ditto for most existing codebases. And in any case I don't see why your primary concern should be being modern vs getting things to work well