"you'll see people who were hitting the limitations of Go end up moving to Phoenix" This is oranges and apples. First, you're comparing a language to a framewo

"you'll see people who were hitting the limitations of Go end up moving to Phoenix" This is oranges and apples. First, you're comparing a language to a framework. Second, use cases for these two barely overlap. I'm a huge fan of Go and I started using Phoenix for web development and I can't really think of a scenario where I'd have to think which one to choose for a particular job.