Yeah, and on top of that I keep seeing new projects coming along which are starting out with Rust (the one I most recently started using in my workflow is gitui, which is all of six months old but which is already a very useful tool). It's pretty cleat that Rust has a /lot/ of momentum at the moment, and is on a pretty fast growth path. That doesn't mean it's future proof, or ready for all possible use cases, or even a better choice than any given alternative for a particular use case, but it does mean it's far, /far/ past the point where it has one primary sponsor and a bunch of toy projects.