>>Every single decision ever made in the syntax and libraries is geared for only the most complicated, high performance needed situations. This. The very firs

>>Every single decision ever made in the syntax and libraries is geared for only the most complicated, high performance needed situations. This. The very first C++ code base I worked on was a monolith pile which had some thing like 50 features. There fore when you assemble something like that into a monolith your abstraction hunger kicks in and you run into all these crazy inheritance or template based work. These days people don't seem to write stuff as such huge monoliths. And Microservices architecture has become quite a thing now. Absence of many features in Go feel more like a positive than a negative. You get to eliminate a lot of complexity by default.