Go's error handling is the primary reason I'm not using that language. If I ever, even on a single line, dont handle an error, my project might fail in an unexp

Go's error handling is the primary reason I'm not using that language. If I ever, even on a single line, dont handle an error, my project might fail in an unexpected, undebuggable, unlogged way. With any other language I get an exception and a stacktrace printed out to me. With go, it just silently fails. How this was ever construed to be "better" is beyond me.