What does Java have to do with big monolithic apps? I think you're confusing complex application domains with bloat. Go is supposed to be a systems programming

What does Java have to do with big monolithic apps? I think you're confusing complex application domains with bloat. Go is supposed to be a systems programming language. That means a very, very wide range of possible domains, where for many of them even network latency is unacceptable. For example, Photoshop would have a terrible user experience if it wasn't the monolith it is. A game engine wouldn't go above ~20FPS (even 60FPS games have a network loop that is capped around 20FPS). If I can't do systems-level programming in Go, what's its advantage over real systems languages or higher-level languages then? Especially when you consider what Go offers (CSP) comes in opt-in libraries in many other languages. I feel like Go should be put in the same category as C# and Java. They're just above systems languages but just below scripting languages; giving you the worst of both worlds. Not bare-metal, but also not that productive.