I still like Go, but I never cared much about the language itself. If you do things the way they want you to do them, it works fine. I learned go on release fo

I still like Go, but I never cared much about the language itself. If you do things the way they want you to do them, it works fine. I learned go on release for the full featured devtool in the `go` executable, the ease of building and deploying a single executable, and the relatively good speed. Many more languages have good toolchain and deployment stories now, so I reach for go much less often as a result.