> Why is Rust preferred though? Is it "fearless concurrency" Yes. > a more modern stdlib Yes. > is it Rust's tooling with `cargo` rather the shitty tool-sca

> Why is Rust preferred though? Is it "fearless concurrency" Yes. > a more modern stdlib Yes. > is it Rust's tooling with `cargo` rather the shitty tool-scape of C++'s make/cmake/meson and vcpkg/conan and whatever else Yes. I don't mean to be flippant. The entire experience with Rust is just so much better than with C or C++, and that's even before you get to the actual language.