>Doesn't that mean precisely that Rust is easier than Go? I suppose that boils down to whether you find it easier to wrangle Rust-isms or track down runtime bu

>Doesn't that mean precisely that Rust is easier than Go? I suppose that boils down to whether you find it easier to wrangle Rust-isms or track down runtime bugs/panics. In many cases, I'd rather wrangle Rust-isms. In some cases (and they're not rare), I'd rather wrangle Go's runtime errors. What makes some Rust people insufferable (not you, friend!) is that they think everything is about the language and toolchain, and they lose sight of the tremendous relevance of the application. There's a reason not everybody is switching to Rust, and it's not because they're ignorant or stupid.