In addition to Go, off the top of my head, you have D, V-lang, Zig, Lua and every interpreted language (including Haskell and Common Lisp, as they both have interpreters). Traditional compiled languages always had terrible UX in this regard which, IMO, is why interpreted languages like Python and Ruby got so popular.

Just a few days ago I used cargo to install something. It took like two minutes at the last stage. Definitely not comparable to C or Fortran. I never had to wait that much before. With C++? Definitely. Never with C though.