Yes but also think about it? In 2012 and even now, which language would you use to replace Go. Assuredly not C++, nor Rust... No javascript, swift has become m

Yes but also think about it? In 2012 and even now, which language would you use to replace Go. Assuredly not C++, nor Rust... No javascript, swift has become more complex apparently, not haskell... Not C... OCaml? No it has a weird syntax, French people and wanting to be different... Etc... So no, Go has genuinely appreciable qualities that are not found anywhere else :o)