i should probably tag this #rustlang oops
@Efi i like rust because it's got static type safety
it's also got static memory safety - if you have a pointer to a value, the compiler guarantees it's valid so you're never gonna get a segfault from dereferencing a NULL
it also has a package/build manager that's really nice, and it has lots of nice modern language features (like option and result types and first-class functions)
but it's still fast native code, like C
@Efi the static type safety has some other benefits too - it makes concurrency really really nice for instance
@Efi hmmm. *easier* than a mature engine with a nice gui, maybe not?