I love Go, so I am biased. However, the beautiful thing about Go is that it doesn't even attempt to prevent classes of bugs by making them impossible. It's a car with ABS but no lane assist, with power steering but no collision detection.

Out of all the bugs which Go permits I have yet to see one which could survive in production for some time without being discovered. Almost all of them would cause a failure the first time a segment of code is run.

Instead it is a plethora of footguns which are attempted to be managed through convention.

This post is always a scary read:

https://www.uber.com/blog/data-race-patterns-in-go/