> On the other hand, Go is a bit tediously boilerplate heavy. I'm still looking for the right balance. I think the trick is to come up with the right abstracti

> On the other hand, Go is a bit tediously boilerplate heavy. I'm still looking for the right balance. I think the trick is to come up with the right abstractions. I think we need to strive for abstractions that are relatively easy to grok (at least as a user of the abstractions), such that it doesn't feel like magic as much as it feels like a well designed language for the problem domain. Of course, that's easier said than done. But most things worth doing are hard :)