Clearly Rust is catching on as a more approachable, safe and performant C/C++. I personally also think about it as a more-likely-to-make-it-to-production Haske

Clearly Rust is catching on as a more approachable, safe and performant C/C++. I personally also think about it as a more-likely-to-make-it-to-production Haskell, with how robust the type system, tooling, and other things are (not to rag on Haskell -- it's a fantastic language and there's lots of overlap in the communities).