I'm reminded of Rob Pike (one of the inventors of Go) saying "Gofmt's style is no one's favorite, yet gofmt is everyone's favorite."
I find it interesting that Google uses Rust. I know they work on Rust-based kernel code for Android. I'm curious to know if they also use it for networked application code, and why they picked it over Go.
Personally I prefer Rust over Go for it's types, and I never use it in big projects, so compile time does not bother me. But Google basically created Go for it's networked application code.