I really should up my shill game...not even in a top 10 language shills on hackernews nowadays :( Also, no. Go comes with certain limitations C# is completely

I really should up my shill game...not even in a top 10 language shills on hackernews nowadays :( Also, no. Go comes with certain limitations C# is completely free from. It's a stronger language for greenfield projects :) And if you are intentionally writing bad code, Go is much more fragile when you do so. It is extremely unlikely a startup would write C# in the style you dislike. Such style is not even inherent to C# and you will find plenty of convoluted and overabstracted Go code now that there is an influx of developers in Go ecosystem moving from other languages. And a good deal of really verbose and equally hard to read code added by new features as Go tries to tackle the projects of complexity it was not designed for.