Perhaps I've never hit the problems that go solves? I just don't understand why I'd learn it when it offers nothing new or unique and feels even more clunky to work in than alternatives.
Specifically for me, I know enough poorly-typed lanagues that I want to be learning and using languages that offer me a good type system to express my program in, and not just jump through hoops to get things to work with no large benefit or reduction in code (and do when I get a chance).
I get coroutines are cool, but they don't really seem to solve the problems I have with concurrency. They feel like baked-in message queues.
Specifically for me, I know enough poorly-typed lanagues that I want to be learning and using languages that offer me a good type system to express my program in, and not just jump through hoops to get things to work with no large benefit or reduction in code (and do when I get a chance).
I get coroutines are cool, but they don't really seem to solve the problems I have with concurrency. They feel like baked-in message queues.