> ... and the same could be said about Rust, only with Rust we can already see that it suffers from relatively low adoption at a relatively advanced age. How m

> ... and the same could be said about Rust, only with Rust we can already see that it suffers from relatively low adoption at a relatively advanced age. How much adoption should we expect Rust to have at this point, and how does it compare to other languages? I certainly don't have the impression that Rust has relatively low adoption in a general sense, although I'm also a fan of the language and make a point of being in programming communities that are interested in Rust too.