Rust vs Go (opens in new tab)

As someone who has written a fair bit of Go code, I also find myself keeping a close eye on Rust. The things that really appeal to me are the possibility of immutable (by default) types, thread-local memory (ie. owned pointers), no null pointers, and generics. These are all basically aspects of the type system that make concurrent programming safer and more predictable.

Sounds like you would like Haskell (which Rust was heavily influenced by.)