[jguzmanjr]

I would say it depends. Rust aims to solve perennial issues in software development by bringing as many issues “forward” in the development cycle. The way I think about the tradeoffs personally is that Rust is more "durable" than other languages. Its more rigorous type system and compile-time checks pushes more of your failure case discovery early into the development cycle while you're still getting it to compile, as opposed to runtime testing and debugging. There's less followup patching and bugs to discover because Rust usually makes you handle them up-front - particularly if you embrace the type system.