It prevents many bugs out of the box though.

You must still test your business logic.

It has some barnicles and rough edges though..

My guess would be same as google outage caused by missing config.

Segfault.

I'm honestly not trying to say rust is bad.

But it's not the holy grail of bugfree code ever after either.

How do you deal with test parallelism? One test per suite at the same time + anti dependency in the test?

Fail transaction in the test?

Thats a nice show case. Also the numbers

Does it scale? If you take bigger projects?

I know the answer is always to use a more capable machine to compensate and use the most advanced ide available.

I have tried vim and the lsp is just as slow, just the editor redrae is much quicker than vscode.

I see - and here I hoped for an answer like:

I got a really cheap mac mini and I'm happy :D

thanks for your input :'-)