alt Hacker NewsBoth I'd say. Rust imposes more constraints on the structure of code than most languages. The borrow checker really likes ownership trees whereas most languages allow any ownership graph no matter how spaghetti it is.
As far as I know that's why Microsoft rewrote Typescript in Go instead of Rust.
I've been using rust for several years now and I like the way you explain the essence of the issue: tree instead of spaghetti :-)
However: https://www.reddit.com/r/typescript/comments/wbkfsh/which_pr...
so looks like it's not written in go :-)