Go. It's far more approachable, and is already the _linga franca_ for a huge class of software, namely infrastructure and cloud automation, which is still explo

Go. It's far more approachable, and is already the _linga franca_ for a huge class of software, namely infrastructure and cloud automation, which is still exploding in market and mindshare. It's also quickly gaining traction as an implementation language for microservices, which is pushing it into the enterprise. Rust is a great language and I think will continue to grow and expand its niche, but, at least for now, I think that Go is outpacing it.