This post really highlights what I like about Go so far vs other languages -- the evolving community. Like Rails, there is an emphasis on abstraction and produ

This post really highlights what I like about Go so far vs other languages -- the evolving community. Like Rails, there is an emphasis on abstraction and productivity. Unlike Rails, the blog posts I've seen so far seem to be centered around explaining how to implement the functionality instead of just wrapping the functionality and providing an easy API. Now that I've read this post, I could download his library, implement my own, or extend the parts I want to customize very easily. I feel more powerful.