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Isnt most of your points just the relative newness of rust?

I could rewind a few years, replace [rust] with other platforms like [node] or [erlang] and the same statements apply.

I'm not disagreeing with you, I'm just pointing out that it seems to be the stage an a natural progression of platforms.



The difference there is that Rust is directly targeting the ecosystem where this C and C++ stuff is being written; Node or Erlang never were.


Why was erlang "hot" for you a few years ago?




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