I do have a list of 10. I don't really feel comfortable posting it because I don't want to shame people, and also because it will guarantee a bunch of no-true-scottsman, "X, Y, and Z were student projects and Q was just a demo and R only panic because cargo built a debug build by default and there was an integer overflow, and M was only because I didn't provide all the required command-line arguments...".
All those things are true, but my experience, in practice, is that the overwhelming majority of rust things I have attempted to use are broken out of the gate in a way that software written in C/C++ is usually not. I'm glad to hear that not everyone has had that experience-- I did kind of wonder if my comment was going to trigger one of those things where everyone has had the same experience but no one talks about it until someone breaks the ice--, but I have also heard other people express experiences similar to mine the experience is jarring particularly because of the hyped context that rust is usually discussed in.
> still shows examples which make use of expect or unwrap,
right, or older code which is full of unwrap from top to bottom. :)
>in a way that software written in C/C++ is usually not
This is the part that seems odd, more than your experience with Rust. How could you possibly generalize based on an unspecified sampling method across "software written in C/C++"? It's like referring to the typical quality of scientific papers written in English.
All those things are true, but my experience, in practice, is that the overwhelming majority of rust things I have attempted to use are broken out of the gate in a way that software written in C/C++ is usually not. I'm glad to hear that not everyone has had that experience-- I did kind of wonder if my comment was going to trigger one of those things where everyone has had the same experience but no one talks about it until someone breaks the ice--, but I have also heard other people express experiences similar to mine the experience is jarring particularly because of the hyped context that rust is usually discussed in.
> still shows examples which make use of expect or unwrap,
right, or older code which is full of unwrap from top to bottom. :)