Golang

I agree. The syntax for useless error handling is indeed more verbose than Rust (a whole if block Vs a single ?) but the difference when you actually do proper error handling and add a useful context message is much smaller.

You could argue that's a good thing because it encourages writing proper error handling code.

I've seen plenty of Rust code with only ? which leads to really bad error messages. I've seen Rust errors in complex programs that are literally just Could not open file or directory - no context, no filename. Go definitely has better error messages on average.

That said I still prefer Rust's error handling, and writing Rust in general.