>When I initially started Go, it felt so easy to pick up. Same. It felt freeing to just say "fuck it, I'll use a struct" and have the built-ins required to au

>When I initially started Go, it felt so easy to pick up. Same. It felt freeing to just say "fuck it, I'll use a struct" and have the built-ins required to automagically marshall json on the wire to structs in memory. That was pretty cool. You're spawning threads^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hgoroutines and passing messages and not giving a fuck because the language protects you. Then I wanted to make v2 of my package. Go's packaging (and module) system is just so indescribably, generally, and thoroughly bad that it put me off the language and I won't be back. I spent more time fucking around with dependencies and wondering why `go get` was giving me cryptic and unhelpful errors that were unaddressed by the docs than I did writing my code. Deleting go was the best move I've made.