> Despite all this, I still don’t feel comfortable with Rust. It feels fractally complex — seemingly every time I use Rust on a new project, I run into some issue that forces me to confront a new corner of the language/ecosystem. Developing my keyboard firmware was no exception: I ran into two problems, and each required learning a completely new language feature.
There must be a balance between features, security & robustness, speed and easy of use. It all lays down to language design, and I guess we need a new language design paradigm, not a programming paradigm, but a new design paradigm on programming languages
> Despite all this, I still don’t feel comfortable with Rust. It feels fractally complex — seemingly every time I use Rust on a new project, I run into some issue that forces me to confront a new corner of the language/ecosystem. Developing my keyboard firmware was no exception: I ran into two problems, and each required learning a completely new language feature.
There must be a balance between features, security & robustness, speed and easy of use. It all lays down to language design, and I guess we need a new language design paradigm, not a programming paradigm, but a new design paradigm on programming languages