I don't dislike Go myself but it taught me something important purely due to timing. It's the first language I wasn't late to the party for and got to watch gro

I don't dislike Go myself but it taught me something important purely due to timing. It's the first language I wasn't late to the party for and got to watch grow up. But I also watched people skilfully build the same towers of excrement that exist on all other platforms and languages, yet again, in exactly the same way with very little innovation or thought. The end game is that Go is just another loop in the endless cycle of technology replacement which we fail to improve on. Ergo the language, tooling, wild ride is almost irrelevant and we should look at what we're building with it.