The best advice I can give is: go for it, and if you get stuck or feel like something in Rust is more difficult than it should be, reach out for help. Once in a

The best advice I can give is: go for it, and if you get stuck or feel like something in Rust is more difficult than it should be, reach out for help. Once in a while you may really be hitting an unpolished piece of the language, but in most cases I find that expert advice can clear up a lot of pain and make things much more ergonomic across the board. Having the proper types and lifetimes at API boundaries, for example, can make a big difference, and folks new to Rust don't often have the right intuition for some of that stuff.