I feel your pain. For me the biggest hurdle was taken away once I realized the following 3 things: - everything in Rust-land is named differently. They are not

I feel your pain. For me the biggest hurdle was taken away once I realized the following 3 things: - everything in Rust-land is named differently. They are not different, but use different names. - nothing wants to be a value - nothing is implemented by default. If you can get those 3 items in your brain, you can start thinking in Rust. Coming from one c++ dev to another; You may still not like the language. I know I dont, even though I agree with the premise that defaults should be ‘safe’