> Sometimes it feels like those who are the loudest critics of Go aren't even Go developers I have been writing Go exclusively for almost 3 years, (I still mai

> Sometimes it feels like those who are the loudest critics of Go aren't even Go developers I have been writing Go exclusively for almost 3 years, (I still maintain some legacy J2EE applications, and live in a Java/C# town) -- this has been true anecdotally 99% of the time. There's the one-off who actually does use go regularly. Then again, I witness this same phenomena in the JS framework battles, even within my own company. Vue vs React, where neither of them have ever used each others and built an actual production application to evaluate it. This is just the editor wars over again.