Well said. In addition, golang seems to shun everything under the guise of "keeping things simple", so you don't see frameworks like Spring or ASP.NET. Of cour

Well said. In addition, golang seems to shun everything under the guise of "keeping things simple", so you don't see frameworks like Spring or ASP.NET. Of course pretending the issue doesn't exist doesn't make it so. At an employer, the reinvented a dependency injection + application framework, but poorly of course compared to the extremely mature offerings on the JVM and .NET, not to mention millions of dollars sank into maintaining it.