If you use C#/F# you don't need Go, .net is coming to Linux by the way so you definitely don't need Go. With Go you'll basically have to rewrite asp.net from s

If you use C#/F# you don't need Go, .net is coming to Linux by the way so you definitely don't need Go. With Go you'll basically have to rewrite asp.net from scratch if you're used to that, because frankly the ecosystem is poor if you don't stick to data transformation/ marshaling with an HTTP server. No full featured ORM, no good Logging library, no Razor like view layer, piss poor web frameworks and an extremely rigid language with a rigid type system if you are used to F# and C#. The only advantage of Go is the fact that you can deploy a single executable with no dependencies on a server. That's it.