Rust's memory-safe and portable code design is a powerful tool for efficient programming. However, details of memory management often hinder ease of coding, leading to repetitive and ugly code for language designers to rectify.
To deal with this challenge, high-level programming languages such as Haskell and Ocaml could be used.
This opinionated article details "how frustrating Rust can be if you approach it with a functional programming mindset and why Rust has no choice but to frustrate you."
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