Being used to Go, I must say the lack of colorless, always implicitly async functions everywhere is probably the main thing I miss whenever I write in a differe

Being used to Go, I must say the lack of colorless, always implicitly async functions everywhere is probably the main thing I miss whenever I write in a different language. It really is liberating, when you can write plain, straightforward, imperative, blocking code, and spawn almost-free async tasks wherever you might want to. Having experienced a plethora of more-or-less functional monadic approaches, python with its GIL, Rusts async approach (for which I understand the trade-offs were necessary) it makes life so much easier. People bash Go for staying in the Stone age with respect to some features, but this is why I always really feel like going back to the stone age when writing in other programming languages.