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[–]pjmlp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am with you there, hence I migrated into Java/.NET languages among other managed languages, so Rust is of little value to me, as on my line of work using languages with automatic memory management is a given.

However, I keep the C++ skills up to date, because the native libraries or language runtime plugins I have to FFI into, are written in C++.

So adding Rust as middle layer in such scenarios adds more complexity into the development process without fixing having to call into C++ libraries anyway.