Is Rust Gaining Ground? Is C++’s ‘Iron Rice Bowl’ Still Secure?

Rust is gaining momentum; is C++’s ‘iron rice bowl’ still secure? Recently, the Stack Overflow annual developer survey results showed that Rust has been the most loved programming language for developers for seven consecutive years. On the other hand, as a perennial favorite in system programming languages, C++ still occupies an irreplaceable position in several core areas. This language battle over performance, safety, and modernization is quietly changing…

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