@taschenorakel@flutter@slint@qt#rust is not that hard for a C++ dev IMHO... the biggest change is that you need to learn to trust the compiler: It does have a point when it flags something, even when you go "that is wrong, I do that in C++ all the time and it never caused any problem".
Compile times are not that much worse than C++ and are actually improving -- slowly.
But #slint has great #cpp support, too, so just use that till your team is ready to adopt rust.
@taschenorakel @flutter @slint @qt #rust is not that hard for a C++ dev IMHO... the biggest change is that you need to learn to trust the compiler: It does have a point when it flags something, even when you go "that is wrong, I do that in C++ all the time and it never caused any problem".
Compile times are not that much worse than C++ and are actually improving -- slowly.
But #slint has great #cpp support, too, so just use that till your team is ready to adopt rust.