> Compare that with C# or Objective C. As a dev using both Go and C# I'm not entirely sure what you mean? C# is great to work with outside Microsoft, it has l

> Compare that with C# or Objective C. As a dev using both Go and C# I'm not entirely sure what you mean? C# is great to work with outside Microsoft, it has lots of non-MS code in it, has masses of unglamorous tooling and fixes, and is used across a load of domains. I don't know about Objective C (that's not my bag) but I'm really missing the point re C#.