There's having standards and there's snobbery. Rejecting a language simply because it doesn't fit your conception of what a language should be is snobbery. I'v

There's having standards and there's snobbery. Rejecting a language simply because it doesn't fit your conception of what a language should be is snobbery. I've chosen Go for projects specifically because it produces better software (within certain contexts). A fast simple binary, a simple language (so co-workers can look and hack on the code), etc. To act like people are picking Go because they are ignorant or stupid or lazy (which is what the notion of "blub" always is) is unfair and lazy.