To be honest, usually the exact opposite. There are some things where I start writing in Rust and it turns out to be a bit of a pain, but this is unusual for th

To be honest, usually the exact opposite. There are some things where I start writing in Rust and it turns out to be a bit of a pain, but this is unusual for the types of stuff I write. Typically this just means I need a crate to do the heavy lifting as I'm trying to do too much. I would say most things are solidly better and easier to write, and given the safety guarantees, often work even without tests (exception being complicated algorithms that I usually get wrong the first time). In summary, yes, I'm a bit of a fanboy, but there is a reason I am - Rust is pragmatic and helps me get things done in a way I have not found in other languages.