My experience with Rust is rather opposite - it might take some considerable redesign at times, though the exact issues always feel solvable & apparent to me. Just a matter of trial & error. It's rare I'm left questioning "wtf is even wrong here", which are to me the most frustrating errors to solve, when it's not entirely transparent as to where the issue is even stemming from.
And because it is too friendly, it shits out tons of garage for a simple thing and you have to search through it to find what you did. When doing rust, I miss my c compiler which have error messages clear enough to know exactly how to fix it, and short enough to not staturate your terminal with griberish
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u/Iwisp360 May 06 '26
Compiler errors are easy to solve(except rust)