Well, if it works great for you, then great and I'm happy for you.
I didn't say that you can't do things with Go, well you can also do everything with assembly or any other language as well right. One of the reasons for using high level languages is that you don't have to do everything yourself. I don't want to write boilerplate code and that is why I expect some language features. No language is perfect and so is Go, my post is about using what makes you most productive for the given use-case and not about proving how smart one is.
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Well, if it works great for you, then great and I'm happy for you.
I didn't say that you can't do things with Go, well you can also do everything with assembly or any other language as well right. One of the reasons for using high level languages is that you don't have to do everything yourself. I don't want to write boilerplate code and that is why I expect some language features. No language is perfect and so is Go, my post is about using what makes you most productive for the given use-case and not about proving how smart one is.