You stop noticing the borrow checker after a while and being able to write insanely parallel/performant code is quite rewarding. Again, not all websites need t

You stop noticing the borrow checker after a while and being able to write insanely parallel/performant code is quite rewarding. Again, not all websites need to be usable on low end hardware/have a 1mb memory footprint - but there are a lot of use cases that would benefit. Think, browser extensions that load on every tab and consume 150mb+ * number of tabs open and shares the main thread with the website. ServiceWorkers that sit as background processes in your OS even when the browser is closed, that sort of thing.