I switched from Node to Go half a year ago; tooling is incredible and the fact that the output is a single static binary is just so much easier to handle from a

I switched from Node to Go half a year ago; tooling is incredible and the fact that the output is a single static binary is just so much easier to handle from a DevOps endpoint. The language itself is also incredibly simplistic, which means that I sometimes miss `.map`/`.reduce`/`?` etc - but the tooling and the fact that _everyone_ understands Go code when they read it is just awesome.