I don’t think so. I’d bet that a JS solution that followed esbuild’s architecture would be in the same order of magnitude of performance. Now, you could argue

I don’t think so. I’d bet that a JS solution that followed esbuild’s architecture would be in the same order of magnitude of performance. Now, you could argue that JS encourages complex, inefficient abstractions and over engineering and Go encourages the opposite. That, I’d believe.