I'm not sure what enterprise-level collaboration means. In my experience, "enterprise" usually means: "Let's use tools that are 10 years behind, buggier than average, and have lots of half-baked features, none of which we need".
I'm not sure what kind of tools you mean, but unless you're looking for something that just works exactly the way EJBs do for some mysterious reasons, I don't see why you can't do most "enterprisey" things with Rust or Go. Or Python or TypeScript for that matter.
I'm not sure what enterprise-level collaboration means. In my experience, "enterprise" usually means: "Let's use tools that are 10 years behind, buggier than average, and have lots of half-baked features, none of which we need".
I'm not sure what kind of tools you mean, but unless you're looking for something that just works exactly the way EJBs do for some mysterious reasons, I don't see why you can't do most "enterprisey" things with Rust or Go. Or Python or TypeScript for that matter.