> For some reason the Rust project seems to be plagued by glacial development speed, with features taking years and years to be stabilized after design and ofte

> For some reason the Rust project seems to be plagued by glacial development speed, with features taking years and years to be stabilized after design and often even after initial implementation. I wonder if it feels this way just because Rust has such a fast development cycle. But like, most languages takes years and years to do something like async. Rust went extremely fast, relative to other languages. > For example, this "four year plan" should be implemented in 6 months at most, not 4 years. That seems kind of insane. What language goes from idea to shipping major features in 6 months? Who even wants that?