For what it’s worth, for me, the time-to-first-attempt-to-run-it is faster in Python or Node than Rust (sometimes), but the time-to-first-working program is gen

For what it’s worth, for me, the time-to-first-attempt-to-run-it is faster in Python or Node than Rust (sometimes), but the time-to-first-working program is generally not, and by the time I have the Rust one working, it handles most of the corner cases with clear error messages. There are rarely unexpected cases not handled. In other words, I find it faster to produce working stuff in Rust and much faster to produce quality stuff. Obviously I’m just one data point.