As much as I like Go, in many ways Go is not what I would consider "beautiful" in an esthetic sense. Go does, however, have a very pragmatic feel to it. The cr

As much as I like Go, in many ways Go is not what I would consider "beautiful" in an esthetic sense. Go does, however, have a very pragmatic feel to it. The creators, in general, seem to take a very measured look at things before adding them, and are very careful to keep the compatibility promise for 1.x. The overall result feels very "engineered" (especially when using the tooling). Go clearly isn't perfect, but yet it feels rather robust for such a young language.