I would not choose Go, the language is simply to simple and not modern at all. You will still have to check for nil values ( see Kotlin, Swift for alternative)

I would not choose Go, the language is simply to simple and not modern at all. You will still have to check for nil values ( see Kotlin, Swift for alternative) or you have to use old for loops to manipulate cumbersome collections types like slices instead of having functional paradigms build into the language ( again Kotlin, Swift, Java Streams etc). A good alternative if already using JVM would be some of the newer generation frameworks like Quarkus (https://quarkus.io https://quarkus.io), Helidon etc