> From what I have seen, Rust appears to have many of the good features of Haskell, while producing faster, more memory-efficient, and more compact code. But Ha

> From what I have seen, Rust appears to have many of the good features of Haskell, while producing faster, more memory-efficient, and more compact code. But Haskell still strikes me as more “ergonomic,” better suited to express abstractions, and just closer to the ideal of a language that helps the developer think. For similar reasons I would rather pick up Swift, Scala, Kotlin or F#, instead of Rust, in the areas I work on.