I'm not sure it does. On the one hand Go generally requires less boilerplate code than Java does. But that's only if you're writing simple models; once you fact

I'm not sure it does. On the one hand Go generally requires less boilerplate code than Java does. But that's only if you're writing simple models; once you factor in stuff like generics you can quickly find the simple becomes unnecessarily complex within Go. Like with most things, it really depends on what problems you're specifically trying to solve.