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I quit my JavaScript job to go all-in on Rust and it completely ruined my career. If you’re curious about Rust, already learning it, or thinking about taking it seriously, watch this before you decide.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro 
0:16 First reason
1:09 Second reason 
2:05 Third reason 
3:21 Fourth reason
4:07 Fifth reason

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Let's Get Rusty

A satirical, reverse-psychology piece arguing against learning Rust by listing its 'downsides' — all of which are actually strengths. The compiler catches bugs at compile time, the Option type forces explicit null handling, refactoring is safe, the community is deeply educational, and Rust job demand keeps growing in safety-critical domains. The piece ends with a pitch for a 'Rust Live Accelerator' training program.

Rust Ruined My Career (I Can't Go Back)

It’s funny how even the clickbait shield makes the title clickbaity. 😁
There is some merit to this, though. When you learn Rust, you’ll end up thinking differently about your code, even in other languages. For instance, I started relying more on <code>Optional</code> in Java to avoid nulls and show my intent more clearly (and Java itself is also beginning to move towards null safety). And I really miss the Rust’s <code>Result</code> type (yeah, I know - easy to add by myself).

It took me a moment to realize it 🤭 but good Video but for me Rust is not really readable and i think you should use the programming language that is the best and easierst for your projekt.

Utterly boring. Questionable click bait. It were funny if it said something new in a funny way. It said something existing just in reverse way.
I wait for arguing in favour of Rust via falling down the stairs or via whipped cream pies thrown in the faces.

Best 5 minutes I’ve spent today, thank you for the clickbait 😁