From everything I'd read about it, I idealized Go and it sounded, on paper, like an awesome language. Actually writing it felt like a true dose of reality afte

From everything I'd read about it, I idealized Go and it sounded, on paper, like an awesome language. Actually writing it felt like a true dose of reality after such built-up expectations. It's... ok, I'd say I like it better or at least as much as any other static language, but damn it feels clunky at times. Specially the error handling; the `if err != nil {...}` everywhere is basically built-in verbosity and isn't very expressive.