I don't really see how Go is, or should be, that limited as a factor of design (in contrast with something like Erlang). It's just that everyone in the ecosyste

I don't really see how Go is, or should be, that limited as a factor of design (in contrast with something like Erlang). It's just that everyone in the ecosystem is focused on on the same things and when people with other use cases, that could benefit from the properties of the language, try to make themselves known it's all "works for me". Edit: Thanks for proving my point everyone. Edit2: To be slightly less snarky, despite the article I don't see any reason why Go couldn't be a fit for e.g. an oscilloscope which today is running a complete, often multi-core, linux system with 100k+ lines of code (with help from an ADC and FPGA etc. of course). If it wasn't for the fact that few people would undertake such an effort when that would be akin to swimming upstream against the ecosystem.