I can agree with some of this up to a point. The stuff about compiler slowness is nothing new, and I will happily admit its one of my pain points for working in Rust.

However for getting c++ish performance for a relatively high level syntax I think this fills a different niche than GC'd alternatives. The web-server libraries are still evolving, and I too would love to see a few crates designed for handling auth.

A lot of the issues with difficulty writing/safe practice will just improve once there's more examples/books/tutorials. It takes a little for this stuff to catch up.

Finally I really struggle to see the point about dataloaders - they may be a little confronting initially but its the same thing you often have to do in Nodejs. There's public examples on Github of how to use them with both Juniper and Async-Graphql.

I can understand a lot of this as "its just not there yet". Rust has a much smaller community than Golang/Python/Js, I think its understandable if its taking a little longer to have equivalents in tooling etc. I still enjoy writing it