You do know how fast Go compiles don't you. I failed to see any difference in running python or javascript as interpreted languages, and running go code with th

You do know how fast Go compiles don't you. I failed to see any difference in running python or javascript as interpreted languages, and running go code with the go run tool. Actually I do notice a difference, its faster. I can understand the preference for not having things strongly typed for web apps, but all it really suggests to me is poorly organized code (hence the need for coffescript, and typescript), and poorly performing code. Lastly you comment that Go is lacking in frameworks and documentation is rather amusing. the Go website has an imense amount documentation. And there is a number of amazing frameworks on top of Go (Revel is quite amazing to use). All of which have templating, modules, etc... Sounds like you havent experienced all that Go can offer, and disposed it on face values.