>I hardly can imagine a company that had invested only in Go and will need fat Go gramework. Seriously. I don't know how to reply to this because I really don'

>I hardly can imagine a company that had invested only in Go and will need fat Go gramework. Seriously. I don't know how to reply to this because I really don't see what's hard to imagine, but ok. > And startups will hardly chose Go as their starting point for obvious reasons. Well that's obviously false, or you haven't been paying attention to HN, or job listings :P > How so? In comparison to Python, for example. Static typing. In the case where you'd like to counter that point, I'm sincerely sorry, I'm tired of arguing over that point. I'd prefer if we left it at that and say "we agree to disagree". > Hey, I'm not saying people shouldn't write fat Go framework, or stop doing if they've started already. If stars are lit - it means there is someone who needs it. I just don't get why would you use something like Go for this. Fair enough. Sometimes I just like to elicit responses in order to gain new perspective/POV etc. Cheers