Go is so good for web servers. Performs extremely well "out of the box", easy to learn, and easy to deploy due to static linking. Here's how I usually look at

Go is so good for web servers. Performs extremely well "out of the box", easy to learn, and easy to deploy due to static linking. Here's how I usually look at programming languages vs use cases in back end development: - Go for back end API's with high performance requirements - Typescript for IO bound API's that can easily be modified and understood by front end developers who use typescript for front end work - Python for scripting and IO bound API's