I tend to see that as an advantage - the language gets out of the way and lets m...

		merely-unlikely on May 20, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Rust: A Critical Retrospective I tend to see that as an advantage - the language gets out of the way and lets me just have fun with the problem itself. Especially if I'm referencing code other people wrote (ie libraries) where I can pretty much instantly grok what's going on and focus on the logic. Different strokes

I wouldn't call a huge mountain of `if err != nil` “gets out of the way”.