I felt the same way the first time I used go, but I came to realize that languages like go really force developers to think about details that languages like ru

I felt the same way the first time I used go, but I came to realize that languages like go really force developers to think about details that languages like ruby don’t care as much about, like handling nil. Sure, you can’t move quite as fast in go as you can in ruby, but you also get the benefit of not having to deal with errors like “undefined method foo for nil:NilClass” in production, which is nice.