So... the verbosity of Go without the compile speed of Go? Go is not a language I would associate with ergonomics, and this doesn't even have most of modern C#'s best features: does xUnit.NET work? Does immutable records work? Do collection expressions work? Does LINQ work?
Calling a language with `let` instead of `const` and async/await and iterators and classes "Go" is plain just incorrect. This G# is more similar to TypeScript than Go.
The ONE feature that C# really needs is payload enums with `match` instead of C#'s current pattern matching with `switch` anyways, and Rust is more similar to Go anyways so why not copy from Rust instead? I'm honestly baffled.
Calling a language with `let` instead of `const` and async/await and iterators and classes "Go" is plain just incorrect. This G# is more similar to TypeScript than Go.
The ONE feature that C# really needs is payload enums with `match` instead of C#'s current pattern matching with `switch` anyways, and Rust is more similar to Go anyways so why not copy from Rust instead? I'm honestly baffled.