Yeah, I've noticed that Go APIs are very stringly typed. The APIs are not very self documenting, and it is hard to figure out whether something is nullable or n

Yeah, I've noticed that Go APIs are very stringly typed. The APIs are not very self documenting, and it is hard to figure out whether something is nullable or not. Libraries often require you to initialised data in a partially invalid state and the whole thing feels quite error-prone and flaky.