I'd hardly call Kubernetes, Docker daemon and tooling, etcd, CockroachDB, geth, and nsq tiny CLI projects. If anyone has any reservations about learning Go, do

I'd hardly call Kubernetes, Docker daemon and tooling, etcd, CockroachDB, geth, and nsq tiny CLI projects. If anyone has any reservations about learning Go, don't judge the language based on a list of flaws written by some programmers who used it for a few months, became frustrated, and wrote a blog post. Go has tradeoffs just like any other language and plenty of programmers leverage it for its positives: https://github.com/avelino/awesome-go https://github.com/avelino/awesome-go