Jeff Kao

productivity or enjoyment aspects that you would get from maybe some other scripting languages traditionally that I would love to see more of these businesses that are really open source and open core to really inspire what you can really do with the language.

And I would also love to just see more

more work around even just doing the sort of 80% of things that most developers are doing these days, which is really just having a nice web app experience.

I think there's still a lot to do there.

I know people brand it as an infrastructure or systems language, but it really is a very enjoyable language to use for many different use cases.

Even like, I think, so not this instrument, but I know like Electron, they're in Sweden and they make like a lot of music production equipment and a lot of their code is written in Rust.

So like you really see like all these like different aspects because like it's such a, it's a language that's very expressive, but on the other hand, it lets you get really deep in the weeds.

And so it lets you do so many things.

So I would love to see like more

you know, support and work around even just like basic things, like a lot of like web apps, like who knows, maybe there will be like a Rails for Rust in the future.

That would be super interesting.

Yeah, I guess that's true.

Yeah, likewise.

It was a very fun chat.