i think it’s both good and bad at the same time and YMMV depending on how you use it / where you use it. i like: being able to cross-compile things into a sing

i think it’s both good and bad at the same time and YMMV depending on how you use it / where you use it. i like: being able to cross-compile things into a single binary. raw speed in case of simple services i dislike: the way generics and package management were (are handled/ignored?) and the super-verbose error handling. go would not be my first choice but i can understand why people find it appealing