[PopsiclePete]

Everything can be done in Go, sure, but at least the current direction of Go is to provide small reusable libraries, not frameworks. And there's a huge difference between the two.

I don't like frameworks like RoR or ASP.NET MVC. Too much magic. Things break in weird places. They're slow. But they give programmers some kind of safe, happy sandbox that hides the "scary" web.

It's a whole different philosophy I think. Almost every week I see a new rubyists on golang-nuts looking for the "RoR equivalent" in Go-land.