Game development, Application development (things like photoshop), high-load web service backends, embedded systems... basically anywhere that C++ is currently used.
The cool thing about Rust is that it guides you towards writing performant code, with a much lower likelihood of ugly bugs. This means it has a lower barrier to entry that languages like C++ or C, where you need a high level of domain specific knowledge and experience in to avoid nasty pitfalls and mistakes.
The cool thing about Rust is that it guides you towards writing performant code, with a much lower likelihood of ugly bugs. This means it has a lower barrier to entry that languages like C++ or C, where you need a high level of domain specific knowledge and experience in to avoid nasty pitfalls and mistakes.