> I'd like to have a different recommendation for a "garbage collected Rust" I have exactly the same problem. Rust is nearly perfect to me, due to its non-null

> I'd like to have a different recommendation for a "garbage collected Rust" I have exactly the same problem. Rust is nearly perfect to me, due to its non-nullable type, traits, package manager. It's just that losing garbage collection is not justifiable in my use cases. I've researched several languages but nothing "clicks" unlike what Rust did to me several years ago. C# might be my best bet but it lacks statically compiled binary. Go is my next bet but it lacks a sophisticated typesystem. Kotlin is my third bet but the Java toolchains are slow and too "enterprise-y". Swift is too Apple-centric and has weird corner cases like you can't change the order of the keyword parameters, due to its Objective-C origin. Life is full of trade-offs, I guess!