The share of developers using println! or dbg! macros decreased from 60% to 55%, while the usage of UI debugging in IDEs increased from 23% to 27% since last year.Īndre: “More people use a debugger now, likely because support has improved since last year. As they say, the perfect tool is often the one you already hold.” Debugging It looks like the percentages roughly mirror current popularity. I’m not surprised by the JavaScript numbers the communities are very close and get along well with each other.”Īndre: “Roughly half of the responders are polyglot programmers, using another language alongside Rust. JavaScript / TypeScript remains the most popular language used along with Rust, and its share is gradually increasing.įlorian: “I’m pleasantly surprised here – I expected the proportion of pure Rust projects to be a little lower. Also, consider that someone who has programmed for decades can adopt a new programming language rather quickly with help.” Rust and other languages For that reason, managers adopting Rust should budget for training and other forms of education and support for their teams. The share of senior Rustaceans has grown, which is good news for employers seeking them.”įlorian: “Rust is a young language, so it’s hard to find people with years of experience. The relative share of newcomers has been nearly constant, showing a healthy organic growth pattern. This is an increase of 4 percentage points from last year, but it’s still not easy to find experienced Rust developers.Īndre: “People who have used Rust in the past are by and large still using it.
#Rust programming language finds new professional#
Employers take note: If you look beyond people with ‘X years of professional Rust experience’, you’ll find a big hiring pool of people willing to switch from their current jobs.”Īleksey: “Anecdotally, Rust did transition from ‘a weird new language’ to ‘it wouldn’t be insane to put this into production’ a couple of years ago, so growth here is expected, and very welcome.” Experienced Rustaceans are hard to findĪccording to the survey, 24% of Rustaceans have used Rust for more than one year. That’s good! It means the number of Rust hobbyists is increasing and they can turn professional at a good rate.
The share of developers using Rust for work grew from 16% in 20 to 18% in 2022.įlorian: “I’ve noticed that although Rust is growing, the relative numbers here are staying the same.
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