> Rust in not competing in the domain of easy to use language In a sense Rust very much is competing in this space. Consider the extensions to JS (wasm), Ruby,

> Rust in not competing in the domain of easy to use language In a sense Rust very much is competing in this space. Consider the extensions to JS (wasm), Ruby, Python, and others that make it easy to call out to Rust. This is being used for performance critical sections of code (or access to high quality stable network and security focused libraries). This competes directly with that native language but offers a path that is easier than C or other options. Rust appears to be finding a lot of success in that space.