I get payed to write c++ but try to integrate rust in my hobby projects once a year. It starts and ends always the same way. At first the std lib makes coding seem easy but once the code gets more complicated I run against a wall called async, named lifetimes or restructuring the code to please the borrow checker (that's good I guess). I see that those are things you need to learn. But my time is limited since having a family and my brain has become slower over the years.
Regarding point 5. I am worried about the amount of sub dependencies one dependency pulls in (not only rocket). Gives me a feeling of being not in control and I don't think I am able to grasp how each dependency works.
Currently I am trying to do network stuff just using std::net::* will see how far I get this year.
I get payed to write c++ but try to integrate rust in my hobby projects once a year. It starts and ends always the same way. At first the std lib makes coding seem easy but once the code gets more complicated I run against a wall called async, named lifetimes or restructuring the code to please the borrow checker (that's good I guess). I see that those are things you need to learn. But my time is limited since having a family and my brain has become slower over the years.
Regarding point 5. I am worried about the amount of sub dependencies one dependency pulls in (not only rocket). Gives me a feeling of being not in control and I don't think I am able to grasp how each dependency works.
Currently I am trying to do network stuff just using std::net::* will see how far I get this year.