[alkonaut]

My main problem with rust at this point is the noise caused by a lot of the wrangling of standard types.

I know it's a low-ish level language that leaves a lot explicit for the developer to type, and that a lot of boilerplate things could yet be turned into conventions or macros much like try!, as the language matures.

I'd really like to see this process accelerate as a lot of Rust code now is littered with into(), unwrap() etc. which causes mental overhead for the reader.

I'd like to see more "zero cost abstractions" where the zero also includes zero characters typed that aren't part of the problem itself. As a benchmark, I'd like to see "noise parity" with go/ocaml/swift while still having the nice safety/performance Rust has today.