What you've pointed out might all be valid. But they seem to be issues with maturity. When Python was at a similar age, did it have all these issues worked out?

Not sure if you can generalize it to "Julia community isn't interested".

If we have more ppl liking Julia and using it for general purpose computing (which it is capable of), then more of these tools will become mature overtime.

Also, Julia is not in the same niche as Rust though, it's more like a Python, so not sure if the comparison is apt.