[Gwypaas]

The issue with Go is the implicit footguns you will inevitably hit. Starting out with Go sure feels like a super power because of the simplicity and productivity, until the code base has grown and you now meticulously inspect every single line to understand the entire context a change is bringing, because you do not trust it in isolation to be correct.

https://eng.uber.com/data-race-patterns-in-go/

[lupire]

You use Golang as a replacement for many Baah and Python programs, and never touch concurrency.

Concurrency is tricky, and that is true in every language, but less so in Go.