I think some people's intellects are more suited to learning and mastering C, which is great for the development of major products. For general business applica

I think some people's intellects are more suited to learning and mastering C, which is great for the development of major products. For general business applications development and websites I think C may be overkill compared to Go. In a test of 2K concurrent users hitting my website on a cheap box, each served a unique page, all users are served fast, so I'm glad that Go is handling GC instead of me. I've done multi-threaded code in C# and find goroutines much simpler. I have goroutines referencing objects created in other goroutines. It seems to do my own GC without becoming too unwieldy I'd have to write something like the generic GC code Go already has built-in. It was nice to not have to think about that at all and still get great performance.