Go leaves a bad taste in my mouth too, partly because it thrusts someone’s stubborn opinions on me but mostly because I don’t think it is all that great of a la

Go leaves a bad taste in my mouth too, partly because it thrusts someone’s stubborn opinions on me but mostly because I don’t think it is all that great of a language. In particular, I don’t know why you would use public memory to store processes, I don’t know why you would use cooperative scheduling in a language designed for concurrency, and I can’t imagine why you’d release or use a language with virtually non-existent dependency management (better nowadays, but still not great). With so many better-thought-out languages available, I just don’t see a reason to use Go.