I think part of this comes down to: Does your Rust code make heavy use of generics? I find myself deliberately avoiding generics and libraries that use them, du

I think part of this comes down to: Does your Rust code make heavy use of generics? I find myself deliberately avoiding generics and libraries that use them, due to the complexity they add. Not just syntactic noise, but complicated APIs that must be explicitly documented; rust Doc is ineffective with documenting what arguments are accepted in functions and structs that use generics. See also: Async.