[stop50]

1. You are mixing up the development process and the language. 2. C++ would be an horrible baseline for newcomers.

In my opinion Rust has at the moment an good chance to be an successor to c++. Traits and derive macros already reduce the boilerplate an dev has to do.

For example Debugging: - i want to export the default debugging information: #[derive(Debug)] - i have so items that should not be debugged: custom derive implementation for the type or the secret information

[jerryzhang66]

I feel rust is same complex as cpp..just a better build/packages system, and with so many unsafe c/cpp wrappers as lib...I learned it and try to use it on a small project,finding its difficult to use, as cpp, actually more easy to use. https://gtk-rs.org/gtk4-rs/git/book/g_object_memory_manageme... this is the thing make me think.