I like Go specifically because it is boring. I really enjoy the simplicity of it, which makes it easy to read and understand the core packages. I feel like the language doesn't try to do too much and gets out of my way so I can concentrate on the task at hand.
I don't write large complex applications though, thus far I've used it to write programs that fit into Go's sweet spot -- high performance network daemons that do a lot of I/O.
I don't write large complex applications though, thus far I've used it to write programs that fit into Go's sweet spot -- high performance network daemons that do a lot of I/O.