[hedora]

Rust also has those things. (It also has performance profiling, fuzz testing, benchmarking tools, etc, etc., as I'm guessing golang does.)

[scoopdewoop]

Thats dope, and I kind of figured.

The tooling is probably why Go and Rust get compared so often, despite having little in common. Its weird to see that written off as a common feature though. It was nothing like my experience with clojure or julia.

If there are any languages with Go-like tooling that have a bigger job market, I'd love to know.