Not too long ago when I switched to nushell I was having some issues with nvm, which turned me onto fnm: a Node version manager in Rust 🦀 

It's so much better 

https://github.com/Schniz/fnm

I'm slowly developing the opinion that all developer tooling should be made in Rust, which is a problem because I love building dev tools and I hardly know Rust lol

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From my little experience and from what others have said, Rust actually has a pretty good DX if you're building system programs. It's flexible enough to do CLIs, servers, or something lower level like zk proofs. However it does start to get hairy when you go async, and you're probably better of using Go. 

Its pretty insane what developer tooling has been built with Rust though. Zed.dev actually built a UI framework called GPUI written in Rust, and loads of my terminal apps like nushell, fnm, etc. are also in Rust. Just seems like it's becoming more popular for those types of applications.

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Summed it up a bit here!

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Welcome brother... Although I'll admit there are a lot more terminal interface libraries and examples that make it easier to get up and running in go compared to rust, but I'll mirror your sentiment anyway out of the "rust mentioned" principle