For me it is the usage of macros and traits everywhere.

Good luck if you want to get into the code of a library to understand what a function does. You have to go through 3 macros and 5 traits across 5 files. When it could have been just a couple function calls.

People don’t stop and think if they really need that trait or macro for five seconds, they just have to use it every time

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LtdJorge 4 days ago | parent [-]

I dislike macros for that reason when reading code on GitHub or Docs.rs, but Rust was kind of made to be used with an IDE (or LSP).

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bigstrat2003 4 days ago | parent [-]

That is poor practice IMO. The simple reality of the world is that not everyone uses such tools. Designing a language with the expectation they will is deliberately ignoring the needs of some users.

	▲	pjmlp 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		IDEs were invented by a mix of XEROX PARC, Symbolics, TI efforts into graphical workstations development, we have moved beyond the point of refusal to adopt modern tooling.