I like Go a lot. At my previous employer a lot of the systems we wrote for log processing were written in Golang. And I thought it was really nice; I can compil

I like Go a lot. At my previous employer a lot of the systems we wrote for log processing were written in Golang. And I thought it was really nice; I can compile my code really quickly and code in general will run pretty fast. I've only used in the space of big data file processing though. My only real issue with Go is that I feel the language part itself is simplistic and doesn't have the kind of type/trait/typeclass/similarthing like Rust or Haskell has. In Haskell I especially like doing DSLs using monads, e.g. I did a integer-problem-to-SAT-problem DSL and another DSL for NetHack playing AI. In Go making these DSLs is more pain. Although I think that would be true for Rust as well, just not as much.