>Does a web server qualify? (you can write one Go). Being able to write something in Go is besides the point. It being turing complete and having the essential

>Does a web server qualify? (you can write one Go). Being able to write something in Go is besides the point. It being turing complete and having the essential faculties and libraries for a basic subset of tasks, yes, you can write a web server in Go. Doesn't mean you should. In any realm where real-time is a concern, where performance is the utmost concern, or where you need real control over the hardware, Go is inappropriate. It's also inappropriate for Rapid Dev. >I've shown that in Go you can use 3 concurrency models, 2 of which are currently most popular in the C/Java worlds. No. C and Java aren't the same world, and your idea of popular is absurd. I'm out of this conversation, sorry.