> Most likely what made you lose interest in Go are simply things you did not grasp yet in one day It doesn’t take a day of use to be frustrated by go’s warts

> Most likely what made you lose interest in Go are simply things you did not grasp yet in one day It doesn’t take a day of use to be frustrated by go’s warts - like having nullable pointers everywhere, the lack of sum types and the awkward error handling. I think it takes more than a day to get used to those problems and work around them. And who knows if the juice is worth the squeeze? Rust is the same. It takes less than a day to start fighting the borrow checker. Whether the language is worth the discomforts it brings is a question nobody can answer for you. I think dismissing these criticisms by saying the poster just didn’t understand the language is overly dismissive. These criticisms are real and legitimate.