I like the "lower level of abstraction" of Go. It was a transition coming from writing Spring Boot Java code to having to actually implement the "magic", but I

I like the "lower level of abstraction" of Go. It was a transition coming from writing Spring Boot Java code to having to actually implement the "magic", but I like that I can clearly see the control flow of things in Go. Out of all the languages I've used, Go programs are the ones that have the highest percentage chance of working "first try". I think that has a lot to do with the plain and strongly typed style.