> I think that you're underestimating Go and its community. The go community is part of the problem. And I mean that in a good way. So much of golang is about

> I think that you're underestimating Go and its community. The go community is part of the problem. And I mean that in a good way. So much of golang is about writing your own code. Like if you want a web framework, a lot of people will tel you to just write bare metal code. And it works. It's refreshing to have a simple language without all the crud. It's a wonderful feeling. Which is why people fight tooth and nail against any slightest bit of additional complexity in the language. Complexity that's sometimes needed to make it easier to write code fast. There are so many options for statically typed languages that for low level projects, it's not worth it for go to try to get into that race.