I see that you are very protective of golang. Golang was designed well from ground-up to be good backed by one of the massive global corporation which has driv

I see that you are very protective of golang. Golang was designed well from ground-up to be good backed by one of the massive global corporation which has driven tech trends since decades. Anything of decent value and well design will be adapted and continue to be built. But anything without decent marketing power will die anyways regardless and only get adapted because it felt cool to that random engineer no.1 who wanted to pad there CV quickly before jumping onto next big money machine. Show me the mass adaptation of Nim/F#/Scala(decently mature)/Crystal/Odin etc and I’ll understand your points. Go is a different league compared to the ones I mentioned.