> But it overall seems much nicer than running node/js or python on the server side, no? No, it's just trade-offs. I think you are making the same mistake by

> But it overall seems much nicer than running node/js or python on the server side, no? No, it's just trade-offs. I think you are making the same mistake by looking for validation on HN that you're making some sort of Better Choice, but you're just making a normal choice. You just don't yet have the experience to see all the trade-offs nor how they compare to, say, Node or Python. For example, there are various ways Node is "nicer" than Go on the server. Just compare things like Promise.all or a concurrency-limited Promise.map to Go's WaitGroups.