I'm not the greatest fan of Go; the pain points of api weirdness and generics are too irritating for me. ...but you've got to admit: look at the graph. That's

I'm not the greatest fan of Go; the pain points of api weirdness and generics are too irritating for me. ...but you've got to admit: look at the graph. That's an exponential increase in people using go to access the service. If you're a service based company you can't just ignore the people who use your service. If people are using go? Provide a go library. If you see an exponential curve of people accessing it using lua, write a lua library. It's pretty obviously the right thing for them to do.