> That's what Go is for. Go is for doing the things that Google does on servers Definitely not, unless you are google. Go is great for hardcore backend and sy

> That's what Go is for. Go is for doing the things that Google does on servers Definitely not, unless you are google. Go is great for hardcore backend and systems programming, as a replacement for c/c++ or Java. For most companies over there (which are not Facebook, Amazon, Google, etc) what you need is just f**ng python/django, ruby/rails, php/symfony, etc. P.S. You probably don't need kubernetes and monorepos either.