> If you really like to put in a minimal effort then why on earth would you use Rust
Because it's a fun language and you really do get to avoid the borrow checker nowadays if you just use `Arc` and `Clone` all over the place. I'm the same as OP.
Also, I love the package ecosystem. I know it (rightfully) gets some of the flack that the JS ecosystem gets, but most of the time, I truly don't care. I enjoy C programming as well, but C not having a common packaging system / cargo equivalent has really hurt it a bit in my opinion.
Because it's a fun language and you really do get to avoid the borrow checker nowadays if you just use `Arc` and `Clone` all over the place. I'm the same as OP.
Also, I love the package ecosystem. I know it (rightfully) gets some of the flack that the JS ecosystem gets, but most of the time, I truly don't care. I enjoy C programming as well, but C not having a common packaging system / cargo equivalent has really hurt it a bit in my opinion.