The differences aren't that huge, maybe the biggest ones are FP orientation, and static typing. That and Go is relatively simple. Thee tooling for Go is excell

The differences aren't that huge, maybe the biggest ones are FP orientation, and static typing. That and Go is relatively simple. Thee tooling for Go is excellent, and the network effect of that is huge. People like to complain about the type system or genetics, but it doesn't seem to be a big problem in practice.