Thanks for nice explanation. My crypto class teacher on coursera (Dan Boneh of Stanford) used to repeat one thing again and again; "Don't design or implement cr

Thanks for nice explanation. My crypto class teacher on coursera (Dan Boneh of Stanford) used to repeat one thing again and again; "Don't design or implement crypto systems yourself". His argument was that crypto required the validation of time and a lot of experts (working as adversaries). From this point of view, a young language or implementation seems to be at a disadvantage compared to older ones. Of course fresh memories of Hearbleed seems to contradict what I say. But what doesn't kill OpenSSL makes it stronger or (get forked).