> Speaking as someone who writes go code every day right now, I like the language for a number of reasons, including the fact that it can be compiled and deploy

> Speaking as someone who writes go code every day right now, I like the language for a number of reasons, including the fact that it can be compiled and deployed without anything like the sort of build/deploy insanity that a modern java installation comes with. Once properly set up, deploying Java is usually a one click affair, not sure what insanity you are talking about. Also, Go is compiled natively which certainly complicates the deployment mode (and expect more complications down the line once Go supports dynamic loading). Either way, Go's deployment model doesn't have much to do with the language and it will become more complex if the language becomes more popular.