Rust keeps making small usability improvements all the time, but the major improvements have already landed in the 2018 edition (smarter borrow checker, modules syntax, forgiving match patterns).
I think everyone in this thread can be in agreement:
* there are language and tooling improvements all the time, that make learning the language easier
* waiting to learn the language can make it easier due to the above
* if you learn Rust today the amount of things you need to learn going forward are few to none, the evolution of the language doesn't make your old knowledge useless
* there are language and tooling improvements all the time, that make learning the language easier
* waiting to learn the language can make it easier due to the above
* if you learn Rust today the amount of things you need to learn going forward are few to none, the evolution of the language doesn't make your old knowledge useless