That's why I brought up golang as an example of a GC language. It's a bigger success story for servers because a GC language is more appropriate But no, just b

That's why I brought up golang as an example of a GC language. It's a bigger success story for servers because a GC language is more appropriate But no, just because Rust has a borrow checker doesn't mean you aren't manually managing memory. It just means there are guard rails for it and the way you do it is different. Here's the gut check, does Go not allow me to use a variable because it's location has already been freed? That's what automatic memory management looks like. Not only does Rust not have that, it's even more complicated than c++ RAII in some places