"how to write sloppy rust code and squander most of the advantages of the language"
Only half serious. But I think really the only point that I agree with is taking the easy way out with the borrow checker. I mean, at least try to borrow when it's idiomatic, but if you get frustrated, clone (or move) instead.
Error handling when done well is not much harder than unwrapping everything, and you get many advantages. Learn to use
thiserrorfor your library crates andanyhowfor executables.I also agree that you should avoid
unsafe99% of the time. If you think you need it, you probably don't.I see this post as an advice to learn gradually, and to write sloppy but painless code initially. Then when you have the basics, you can add the more idiomatic and tricky parts.
