With Python experience, you might find Go a bit closer to what you are used to. However, if you do any appreciable amount of browser-side JS, then Node.js migh

With Python experience, you might find Go a bit closer to what you are used to. However, if you do any appreciable amount of browser-side JS, then Node.js might also be comfortable. Personally, I would evaluate what frameworks, etc you need for a new project and then choose the language that better supports the project. Keeping in mind, that Google don't use Go for all their systems, only where it provides advantages over the alternatives.