> I believe Go is the future and I recently tried to push Go in using it to write a new semi-real time system to handle many little messages with complex busine

> I believe Go is the future and I recently tried to push Go in using it to write a new semi-real time system to handle many little messages with complex business logic but nope CTO went with node.js and have a callback hell. I used to think and hope Go was the future, and I agree it's better than node.js's callback hell, but I no longer hope Go is the future. Something like Nim[0] is an improvement in every way. Not my main point, but I personally moved from Go to Haskell. So, If you don't mind educating your developers Haskell, Scala, or Ocaml offers you true type safety and compile time correctness. 0: http://nim-lang.org/ http://nim-lang.org/