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I agree that Go is a little bit more verbose, but I usually consider that an example of "explicit is better than implicit" and I like that Go shows me the internals a lot more than other languages. The one thing that really drew me to Golang over any other was that it was extremely _easy_ for me to build a mental model of fairly complex code.

Go's interfaces in particular feel like a really easy way to build clean, composable abstractions that make sense and hide complexity in the right way. The single-function-interface pattern is really one of my favorite things about Go lately.