As an experienced Java dev, I switched to golang for a few years and really liked it. Recently, I find myself on a "enterprise" job with Java. I really miss g

As an experienced Java dev, I switched to golang for a few years and really liked it. Recently, I find myself on a "enterprise" job with Java. I really miss golang. Boxed types? What a crazy idea that an int can be null. Just fixed a bunch of bugs related to that. String can be null? Just say no. golang's value types are much less error prone. You can go out of your way and pass a pointer to a string, but having to always worry about whether something is null in Java is a PITA. The concurrency story in Java is also horrible. So much effort is required to achieve simple things. You're always having to make trade offs with the heavy weight threading model. Thread pools? What is this, the 90s? With golang, I never once messed with the gc. Not once. We have a gc related discussion about once a week with Java. And the deployment story. So simple with golang. So much extra work for nothing with Java. Just give me an executable I can run. How hard is that?