I'm in the same boat as you. Error handling and code generation (to support the lack of generics) in go always left a poor impression on me. I ended up going ba

I'm in the same boat as you. Error handling and code generation (to support the lack of generics) in go always left a poor impression on me. I ended up going back to node for work, f# or typescript for personal projects. These two changes alone are enough to get me to pick go back up.