> The reason to pick Rust is because you get C/C++ like performance without the memory safety issues. If you don’t need the perf, all the other languages are be

> The reason to pick Rust is because you get C/C++ like performance without the memory safety issues. If you don’t need the perf, all the other languages are better choices because you’ll probably move quicker. Lets not forget a competent type system as well. Go/Java are decent, but i'd not even consider dynamic langs these days for any remotely complex project. I just don't believe in the benefits of a dynamic system. I use Rust in areas that otherwise don't require it in part because i prefer the type system.