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It's not for street cred, it's what makes it usable everywhere: Rust, JavaScript (server or browser), Python, Kotlin, Swift, C. Written in JavaScript or Python means limited use, Kotlin or Swift means it could be tricky outside their main platforms, C means worrying about potential vulnerabilities and core dumps. I.e. "written in Rust" is definitely relevant here.


> C means worrying about potential vulnerabilities and core dumps

Rust guarantees no vulnerabilities?


Of course not, but the probability is significantly higher in a language full of memory footguns.




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