For me the minimalism of the Go language, the quick learning curve, the great standard library, and the ease of deployment make it a great choice. I hardly eve

For me the minimalism of the Go language, the quick learning curve, the great standard library, and the ease of deployment make it a great choice. I hardly ever need to code things in low level assembly, but I do need to revisit old code frequently. The explicitness of Go makes it easy to work on coded you have not touched in 6 months. I have not looked at D, and Rust is still pretty new. I may give Rust a try in the future if I can find a project for it and I have some time to learn it.