Or put another way, 1/10th the surface area of code to write, maintain, review, and bug check. And much less interface{} abuse. That's taking "tenfold" at face

Or put another way, 1/10th the surface area of code to write, maintain, review, and bug check. And much less interface{} abuse. That's taking "tenfold" at face value. I don't see that happening personally. The go community has enough of a nucleus of devs with a certain mindset that I don't see crazy Haskell levels of abstraction taking over. What I do see is more type safety coming to interface dynamicism.