Yes: I do say Rust was a struggle and go is a relief.
Yes: rust has very little in common with go.
Yes: Rust is very explicit and go is not.
Yes: Other people find go refreshing because the syntax is more limited and it looks simple on paper.
So, you're right.
IMO: Go is a very "productive" and clean lang/platform when comparing to Rust. It's depends what you're using it for. In my case (for concurrent backends) Go came as a bliss. And that was before AI (vibecoding).
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Yes: I do say Rust was a struggle and go is a relief. Yes: rust has very little in common with go. Yes: Rust is very explicit and go is not. Yes: Other people find go refreshing because the syntax is more limited and it looks simple on paper. So, you're right.
IMO: Go is a very "productive" and clean lang/platform when comparing to Rust. It's depends what you're using it for. In my case (for concurrent backends) Go came as a bliss. And that was before AI (vibecoding).
I am glad you found something that works for you. Go forth and gopher it up