How Rust Is Tilde’s Competitive Advantage [pdf]
So, I&#x27;ve been eyeing Rust for a while and have messed around with it a bit in my free time.  Here are some things I&#x27;d want to know before trying it out on a large project:<p>1. What development environment are other developers using with very large code bases?  Is the tooling responsive?<p>2. Using a language for a large project without some kind of async&#x2F;await notation seems painful.  How bad is it using only combinators for async (assuming you want to stay on stable)?  And is there a date yet when async&#x2F;await will be stabilized?<p>3. Most of the code I write is in F#.  The nice thing is, there is basically .NET library for everything under the sun.  For example, over the weekend I was looking for a library that could decode OBD-II data from a car, and with a quick DuckDuckGo search I was able to find three or four.  In a large-ish project, how often do Rust users typically find themselves coming up short for that kind of stuff?  Obviously it varies a ton by domain, but maybe someone could tell me whether the answer is &quot;you&#x27;ll probably write all wrappers for 3rd party APIs yourself&quot; or &quot;there&#x27;s a decent chance there&#x27;s a library out there that you can adapt.&quot;