I think that's actually one of the sweet spots of Rust. I find it way more accessible to web devs, while C++ is scary for me. This in turn allows you to have ve

I think that's actually one of the sweet spots of Rust. I find it way more accessible to web devs, while C++ is scary for me. This in turn allows you to have very performant tools that are easily distributed as a single binary. Go has the same qualities, as ESBuild proved. Both also can be compiled to WASM, so that makes the distribution even easier.