The things I tend to miss most in Go are the functional operations, so I'm inclinced to agree. On the flipside, when I'm programming in Rust or Haskell, I can s

The things I tend to miss most in Go are the functional operations, so I'm inclinced to agree. On the flipside, when I'm programming in Rust or Haskell, I can spend a couple hours optimizing a particular expression until it feels "right", which sometimes never happens. It's incredibly fun, but it's not as much of a problem in Go, since it's not as fun to tweak.