Go has surprisingly good "UX", which I don't hear people talk about much. It compiles very quickly and gets out of your way. I've found it useful for a few reas

Go has surprisingly good "UX", which I don't hear people talk about much. It compiles very quickly and gets out of your way. I've found it useful for a few reasons: 1. The standard library has a real HTTP/2 implementation (unlike Python). 2. The Go compiler creates statically-linked binaries and cross-compiling is painless. 3. Channels and goroutines make it relatively easy to write parallel code. There are certainly sharp edges, like every language.