My favorite thing about Go is that I can jump into any codebase, written by any developer, and the mental load required to unwrap their logic is very low. The

My favorite thing about Go is that I can jump into any codebase, written by any developer, and the mental load required to unwrap their logic is very low. The "stylistic opportunity" for other languages is such that I can usually tell which developer on the team wrote what just at a glance. Not so with Go. It's all the same bland but beautiful gray. Something to be said about languages that help external people understand them, as opposed to languages developed to improve developer satisfaction.