Ah yeah, very fair if we’re talking “Rails” as a signifier of a big project that gives a language and ecosystem is “flavor”. For what it’s worth, I imagine Go h

Ah yeah, very fair if we’re talking “Rails” as a signifier of a big project that gives a language and ecosystem is “flavor”. For what it’s worth, I imagine Go has a broader remit than Rust even today. Go is a very good update on the pain points of Python for domains where integration with existing C libraries can be a little wonky, resource consumption isn’t a major concern. Rust puts resource consumption and fitting into existing systems projects as a first class design concern, which is great for me because that’s the kind of thing I work on, but I do admit it makes for a more challenging language to use.