I prefer go because of its minimalism. Besides the basics and concurrency part, all you have is structs, Interfaces and type aliases. Even generics were absent

I prefer go because of its minimalism. Besides the basics and concurrency part, all you have is structs, Interfaces and type aliases. Even generics were absent for a while. That prevents over engineering to a great deal unless like languages such as Python. Looking at Django for instance, tons of side mixin based views and what not. Sure, clever but hard to comprehend whereas the primary purpose of programming languages was that they were aimed at humans. Net result is that read the code from docker to kubernetes, it's generally more understandable because the authors didn't have much margin or incentive to over engineer.