What was hard to get used to when you came from Ruby? I came from Java, but it should be said that the Java style I've been using since the mid 2005s (some fun

What was hard to get used to when you came from Ruby? I came from Java, but it should be said that the Java style I've been using since the mid 2005s (some functional influences and a lot of experience-driven minimalism) made learning Go really easy. I should be missing immutable types and types that can only be instantiated if the state is consistent, but for some reason I didn't. Perhaps it is that the Go mindset is just very easy to adapt to? One thing I would say, though, is that you can feel that Go was a more deliberate language. Unlike most popular languages it wasn't really a language that grew out of inexperience and as a learning exercise for the language implementers. The authors already had a fairly good idea of what they wanted to accomplish and they had the attention to important detail that others tend to miss due to lack of experience.