You might like go, indeed. At first, when I tried go (just after 1.0 went out), I wrote a small program with it and thought "meh". Yeah, the program was doing i

You might like go, indeed. At first, when I tried go (just after 1.0 went out), I wrote a small program with it and thought "meh". Yeah, the program was doing its job, but the language was pretty boring. A year later, I decided to improve that program, and that's when I really fell in love with the language. I could understand everything I had written, even though I hadn't read any go code for a year, and update it without any hassle. Moreover, my beginner program was rather idiomatic in the first place. Pretty cool. But, yeah, python's ecosystem is way bigger, so I tend to use both, depending on the situation.