> At every stage, we've encountered way fewer bugs than during comparable C development. The bugs that we have encountered have almost all been semantic/algorit

> At every stage, we've encountered way fewer bugs than during comparable C development. The bugs that we have encountered have almost all been semantic/algorithmic mistakes (real programming issues), not mistakes in using the Rust language and its facilities > Development of comparable features has gone way faster, even considering that we're building most things for the second time > Portability has been far easier than C > We've found that Arti has attracted volunteer contributions in greater volume and with less friction than C Tor Wow