I understand that you like some Rust features like Result and Option types, enums, and pattern matching.
These features provide for more safety, and at the same time, they reduce productivity by forcing the developer to statically type everything.
The question is then why do we need to transpile to Go, a language with GC and slower than Rust?
If we already agree on super-safe static typing, why not just use Rust? Are there any libraries in Go that are not available or of worse quality in Rust?
These features provide for more safety, and at the same time, they reduce productivity by forcing the developer to statically type everything.
The question is then why do we need to transpile to Go, a language with GC and slower than Rust?
If we already agree on super-safe static typing, why not just use Rust? Are there any libraries in Go that are not available or of worse quality in Rust?