[preommr]

Please do, because excluding minor exceptions, the more popular of recent programming languages have these as table stakes. Everything (even previously dynamic languages like python) has some form of static typing, options/null-safety, and really good tooling (ts ecosystem is huge, rust compiler has entire articles praising it for making people better programmers). Some languages might be slow to compile but have solutions like HMR for ts and are actively being improved in languages like rust.

[balencpp]

Some form of static typing != proper static typing. The 'static typing' from Python (and other previously dynamic languages) do not come close to Dart's; neither does Typescript's.

All forms of null-safety aren't the same. The ergonomics differ.

Huge ecosystem != good tooling. But indeed, Rust has good tooling. Doesn't mean you can compare Rust to Dart though.

Rust's compile-time is improving, but why are we bringing in future items for comparison?