I am currently writing a kinda complex GUI application intended to run on a browser. So it's in webassembly.
Compared to Javascript, Rust safety features allow me to iterate quickly and improves my productivity from "I won't be able to complete this project" to "it's trivial, just some work". Compared to Typescript, Rust gives me some performance and types that actually represent the data I use, but I am not sure if I lost a bit of productivity (the TS tooling is horrible, so programing a bit slower isn't the entire story).
I don't consider this a problem Rust is good for, but one that all the more suitable languages still don't support.
Compared to Javascript, Rust safety features allow me to iterate quickly and improves my productivity from "I won't be able to complete this project" to "it's trivial, just some work". Compared to Typescript, Rust gives me some performance and types that actually represent the data I use, but I am not sure if I lost a bit of productivity (the TS tooling is horrible, so programing a bit slower isn't the entire story).
I don't consider this a problem Rust is good for, but one that all the more suitable languages still don't support.