[rcarmo]

I was kind of expecting this. Although I like Go (and prefer it to NodeJS), I hope forthcoming feedback on TJ's "life choices" does not degrade into a "Let's move from Node to Go" echo chamber.

More importantly, I hope the Node community's self-centred "holier than thou" doesn't bleed over, given that Go has (at least so far) kept a fairly high standard of discourse.

That said, I, for one, welcome more contributors to the Go ecosystem. It is a good systems programming language, but it needs a few more "horizontal" libraries to make humdrum tasks (like parsing, accessing databases, etc.) more palatable.

(edit: removed incorrect double negative)