> "I like Go. I use it for a number of things (including this blog, at the time of writing). Go is useful. With that said, Go is not a good language. It's not b

> "I like Go. I use it for a number of things (including this blog, at the time of writing). Go is useful. With that said, Go is not a good language. It's not bad; it's just not good." The problem I have seen with many other programming languages is that as they try really hard to become a "good language" they eventually always become a "bad language" because of all the changes which they implemented in order to become "good".