I think it really depends on what kind of software you're writing. At my startup (around 30 engineers) most of what we do is web based, and our backends are mos

I think it really depends on what kind of software you're writing. At my startup (around 30 engineers) most of what we do is web based, and our backends are mostly written with Java and Spring Boot now. Go is simpler, more productive, has better concurrency, and still has good static analysis. The benefits mostly seem to come from the removal of bullshit rather than the addition of nice abstractions.