I'm curious, what are the types of other things that you do and which people want to rewrite to Rust? In general I'm very much against any rewrites without a c

I'm curious, what are the types of other things that you do and which people want to rewrite to Rust? In general I'm very much against any rewrites without a clear list of things that are lacking in the current implementation, details on how the rewrite would address this and what are the functional requirements for the rewrite to succeed. But regarding new projects I think that people sometimes underestimate Rust in non systems programming scenarios. Not saying that you do, but at my job there is the notion that Rust is only good for "close to the metal" performance and where usually C/C++ would have been used. I think this is a flawed view. So while I am aware Rust is not the best choice for some stuff, if I had to write a web service and/or microservice that's not rendering anything I would often choose Rust just because of all the correctness guarantees. I come from a Ruby background, but I've done a lot of other languages too and a confidence I have when writing Rust is a big factor on why I like the language so much. I'm not really sure what percentage of Rust devs work with web services, but I think in the next few years it will be a big percentage of work done in Rust.