> It’s no coincidence that I’ve only learned a chunk of Rust - I skipped async, concurrency and parts of the standard library which I didn’t need. I think this

> It’s no coincidence that I’ve only learned a chunk of Rust - I skipped async, concurrency and parts of the standard library which I didn’t need. I think this is why you don't think it's significantly better. I use JS and Python for most of my work, but when I want something that must do threading correctly or is performance bound, then I go to Rust over C++. That level of safety is the critical value for me. (I also find it significantly easier to compile Rust than the typical C++ build chain, especially when doing cross platform work, but that's more a compiler than language issue.)