> it's just slower to write a Rust program, because the memory management is much fiddlier.
Really depends on what kind of programs do you write. I found that my Rust development gets slowed down only because I have to spend time to create the proper types. Memory management and lifetime problems are very few in my practice (but I can agree that they can swallow a time -- only when you are new though).
Really depends on what kind of programs do you write. I found that my Rust development gets slowed down only because I have to spend time to create the proper types. Memory management and lifetime problems are very few in my practice (but I can agree that they can swallow a time -- only when you are new though).