Not sure why either why the article just gives Rust as an example. Whilst there are some performance demanding use cases where Rust/C/C++ are really the appropr

Not sure why either why the article just gives Rust as an example. Whilst there are some performance demanding use cases where Rust/C/C++ are really the appropriate choices, >99% of applications that have been written and are out there are not really worried about shaving the nanoseconds off or GC-pauses and are working just fine and memory-safe on Java/C#/Go/Python/Javascript/Ruby/PHP etc...