Personally, I've written a lot of stuff in Go, it might not be a perfect language but it's certainly the most fun one. I can sit down, write 1k LOC and have imp

Personally, I've written a lot of stuff in Go, it might not be a perfect language but it's certainly the most fun one. I can sit down, write 1k LOC and have implemented something that I can look at in 10 years and still know what I'm doing. It has it's downsides but I love it despite those, errors could be better but it's mostly fine and I'd love some generics so I could optimize my storage structures (though by using a backing array and referencing indices helps a lot)