@amiloradovsky@functional.cafe @newt Rust was an experiment, but, as is usual for our industry, heavily marketed as heavenly manna way before it was ready. While showing some promising result, all in all the experiment failed to achieve it's ultimate goal of being a faster and safer language, and solving memory management once and for all. It just proved to be yet another design pattern that has both advantages and disadvantages. IMO in future c++ (and other languages that have memory/resource management) will have features to support this design pattern even better, while rust will get stuck as a perfect solution for no longer relevant problems.