> After each try with Rust, I ended up going back to c++ myself, it's just more productive in practice. That has been my experience as well. Rust and the borro

> After each try with Rust, I ended up going back to c++ myself, it's just more productive in practice. That has been my experience as well. Rust and the borrow checker get too much in my way. If I want a high level language I will use Python but if I want control all the way down to the hardware C++ is where I go. Plus, it /feels/ that ISO C++ has significantly picked up on momentum and is seeing more investments than Rust.