Go hits that niche of "read from a queue/endpoint, write to a queue/endpoint", and there is an awful lot of that going on. It's just practical for getting (som

Go hits that niche of "read from a queue/endpoint, write to a queue/endpoint", and there is an awful lot of that going on. It's just practical for getting (some kinds of) work done. > I don't really see what Go buys you over something like OCaml Easy installation on windows for one.