I find Go code mind numbing to read. There's just _so much of it_ that the parts of the code that should jump out at me for requiring greater attention get lost in the noise. Interfaces also make reading Go more difficult than it could be without LSP - there's no `impl Xyz for` to grep for.
replyIt's the complete opposite for me. Rust code, especially async Rust code is just full of noise the only purpose of which is to make the borrow checker shut up
replyGo does have sum types — but the syntax is awkward and a bit transparent, so many don't recognize it as being there, and those that do don't love using it.
replyGolang makes easy-to-skim code, with all the `if err != nil` after every function call.
replyRust requires actual reading, like Typescript, only more detailed.