Things I enjoy: - compiled. So I can release a binary quite easily - I can usually reach far without relying on third-party libraries/frameworks (e.g., http s

Things I enjoy: - compiled. So I can release a binary quite easily - I can usually reach far without relying on third-party libraries/frameworks (e.g., http servers, json parsing, testing) - it’s relatively easy to understand other’s people Go code Things I don’t enjoy: - pedantic compiler (e.g., I cannot leave unused variables in my POC/prototype code) - hard-coding dependencies’ URLs in imports. Why not just a simple mapping in go.mod from canonical URL to friendly name? - lack of a more powerful standard library (like Python’s) - error handling. It’s simple, but it becomes tiring after a while. Not a huge deal, though