It's funny, as a Go and Rust fan, they're still in the same space to me conceptually. I'm sticking with Go at the moment because moving my shop to Rust is quit

It's funny, as a Go and Rust fan, they're still in the same space to me conceptually. I'm sticking with Go at the moment because moving my shop to Rust is quite difficult (for varying reasons), and because Go offers a nice compromise on ease and power. However i miss no-null types so bad. All that compile-time information is amazing. I really hope Go adopts some features from Rust.