The reason why people would like to pick Rust is because of its ergonomic features like sum types, streams and of course the toolchain. But here is a claim: Mo

The reason why people would like to pick Rust is because of its ergonomic features like sum types, streams and of course the toolchain. But here is a claim: Most business-level programmers are not ready for dealing with the borrowing and ownership concept. They don't want to care about reference vs. value types. They can't do memory management efficiently, because most of them have never used a language without GC. With Rust you would need to care more about memory which is not necessary for most use cases in startups.