I would use Go on the back-end and ClojureScript on the front-end. As much as Go is not my favourite language to write, I am productive in in, and it is great for the kind of quick and dirty code that you need to be a fast-moving startup (although it cleans up nicely as well). I would choose ClojureScript for the front-end because - even though I have a lot of experience writing JS - ClojureScript is still more productive, and it gives me things like immutable data and an opinionated functional paradigm by default, so there are fewer unimportant design decisions to make. JavaScript, on the other hand, leaves to many questions open: how will I build this code? what babel plugins will I use? what UI framework should I use? should I write in an object-oriented or functional style?
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I would use Go on the back-end and ClojureScript on the front-end. As much as Go is not my favourite language to write, I am productive in in, and it is great for the kind of quick and dirty code that you need to be a fast-moving startup (although it cleans up nicely as well). I would choose ClojureScript for the front-end because - even though I have a lot of experience writing JS - ClojureScript is still more productive, and it gives me things like immutable data and an opinionated functional paradigm by default, so there are fewer unimportant design decisions to make. JavaScript, on the other hand, leaves to many questions open: how will I build this code? what babel plugins will I use? what UI framework should I use? should I write in an object-oriented or functional style?