In my personal experience, I make and abandon a ton of Rust projects because it's such a fun language, and I really enjoy starting new projects in it. I get an

In my personal experience, I make and abandon a ton of Rust projects because it's such a fun language, and I really enjoy starting new projects in it. I get an idea, get excited about how I can model the types and relationships in Rust, then throw together an early prototype, then drop it when I've had my fun and before it turns into a job. Other languages don't have as fun a type system, so I feel bogged down and lose motivation before I even start writing code. I don't know how many others this applies to, but I have a lot of abandoned Rust projects because if it wasn't in Rust, I never would have even started writing them down before abandoning them.