kind of agree but also disagree. the runway for Go to go (pun unintended) from easy to difficult to use because of it consisting few parts is far longer than fo

kind of agree but also disagree. the runway for Go to go (pun unintended) from easy to difficult to use because of it consisting few parts is far longer than for a developer using a feature rich language to eventually shoot themselves in the foot. let me throw in another language in the mix to describe what i personally think is _almost_ the best tradeoff between this difficult and easy simplicity. Elixir. it has almost the same amount of keywords (as a proxy measure to API surface) as Go but on the other hand it also exposes metaprogramming and so, if you really want to, you can easily shoot yourself in the foot. but in both languages, as I said for Go, the runway for language usability to go from easy to difficult due to their limited features is very very long.