In my opinion, you should learn Rust even if it doesn't get adopted everywhere. My experience is that learning the coding style enforced by the borrow checker (

In my opinion, you should learn Rust even if it doesn't get adopted everywhere. My experience is that learning the coding style enforced by the borrow checker (having to think about whether a piece of data is "owned" or "borrowed", whether it's an exclusive or shared borrow, whether it's safe to send or access it from another thread) makes you a better programmer in other languages.