It is a bit weird, Go had a single use-case - highly portable network servers for Google scale infra - yet people are using for stuff nothing like that (e.g. Do

It is a bit weird, Go had a single use-case - highly portable network servers for Google scale infra - yet people are using for stuff nothing like that (e.g. Docker). Yes it's sort of like a "safer" C - yet how can an alternative to C not even be able to link with C libraries (easily)? Yes it has lightweight threads in a fast compiled language, and if that kind of scalability is important to you, then Go might be interesting, but it's a narrow use case.