One benefit of radical go-style simplicity that I haven't seen discussed much is that it forces you to focus on the task at hand. Like, you know that your code will look like shit anyway so it is pointless to fuss too much over it. Whereas many programmers using a more "clever" language like haskell will spend a lot of time trying to make code more readable, searching for the right abstraction, arguing whether something is a monad or some other gizmo. Most of it is wasted intellectual effort.
Everything in moderation of course. For me personally simplicity of go is too much and I don't feel comfortable writing it.
Everything in moderation of course. For me personally simplicity of go is too much and I don't feel comfortable writing it.