Also, +1 for Go. I think that one of the things that makes Rust and Go such great language is how strict their compilers are. This moves the cognitive load of w

Also, +1 for Go. I think that one of the things that makes Rust and Go such great language is how strict their compilers are. This moves the cognitive load of writing same code from the developer/team, to the compiler. Go is also simpler because of the GC, given that Rust can get a bit tricky with lifetimes. Go routines and channels are a delight to use together with contexts. Rust allows for a lot more ways to solve one problem, i.e. you can iterate over an array, of use a loop. Go only provided a for loop and that is pretty much the only way to iterate over something. Some people might find this limiting but I find it refreshing given that I can focus on what I need to do instead of how I should do it.