Very well said. As someone who rarely touches Go (only used it for a couple of simple web servers, something like a WebSub subscriber), you've named much of wha

Very well said. As someone who rarely touches Go (only used it for a couple of simple web servers, something like a WebSub subscriber), you've named much of what I like about it. I'd love to see more languages achieve all these features, or even make that a goal. I'd also mention how great the documentation is. Truly best in class. For instance, see https://pkg.go.dev/net/http https://pkg.go.dev/net/http * Has enough examples to fully understand how to use the package. * Links to the individual source code files so you can read those if needed. * Has a highly visible link for reporting vulnerabilities. * Has a great search tool accessible with a keyboard shortcut. * Clearly marks deprecated functions. * The page even works without Javascript enabled.