Having written a moderate amount of both Rust and TypeScript they seem different but I wouldn't say projects in one are significantly simpler than projects in t

Having written a moderate amount of both Rust and TypeScript they seem different but I wouldn't say projects in one are significantly simpler than projects in the other. Rust itself feels a little more complicated than TypeScript, but more carefully thought out. TypeScript has more cruft and legacy footguns. Rust tooling is much better (and faster). For cranking out web front end code TypeScript will get the job done faster, most other needs I run into are easier solved using either Rust or Python when starting fresh is an option.