There's a few notes in the article that touch on why Go is simple. FWIW, Go comes with plenty of batteries included and as a day-time Go developer, most of what

There's a few notes in the article that touch on why Go is simple. FWIW, Go comes with plenty of batteries included and as a day-time Go developer, most of what we build doesn't require external libraries (generally logging, database modules, etc. are external) Also what makes Go simple? This (From the article): > If it worked ten years ago, it works now. I have a collection of blog posts from the Go blog and other sources which I revisit from time to time and many are from indeed, ten years ago. Less cognitive overhead on figuring out what's from version x or y, if it's been deprecated, etc.