I've been coding in Go for over five years. I like Go, but I don't love it. It's never my first choice, although I don't advocate for rewrites just to move away from it.
The tooling is a mess. Go modules still feel like a 'first pass' implementation that never got finished. There's no consistency in formatting or imports (even though Go claims there is). Generics are a good step but are still very primitive (no generics on interfaces, no types as a first-class object).
It still feels very unfinished as an ecosystem. I hope it'll get better as the Go team mature things, like iterating on generics. But I can't see Go modules continuing without a fundamental rewrite.
The tooling is a mess. Go modules still feel like a 'first pass' implementation that never got finished. There's no consistency in formatting or imports (even though Go claims there is). Generics are a good step but are still very primitive (no generics on interfaces, no types as a first-class object).
It still feels very unfinished as an ecosystem. I hope it'll get better as the Go team mature things, like iterating on generics. But I can't see Go modules continuing without a fundamental rewrite.