No language fits all use cases no matter how much you want it to be true. I'm a fan of Rust and the trend to rewrite things in Rust because usually you get some

No language fits all use cases no matter how much you want it to be true. I'm a fan of Rust and the trend to rewrite things in Rust because usually you get something much faster, safer, and something that reflects current needs (helix, ripgrep, fd, yazi, zoxide, ...) bla bla but if you want Bevy's level of dynamicness (is that a word?), Rust might not be the language to use.