Probably not. As someone who finds Go cringeworthy, I still find it extremely useful for certain types of programs.
I write far simpler Microservices in Go, and I don't feel stupid. It's pretty rough and boring tool, and using it is a chore, but if the tool fits the job well enough, you can get good craftsmanship done even with a hammer.
I think it's in the same position Java found itself in the early 2000s, another boring and unimaginative language that ended up being a workhorse.
I think it's in the same position Java found itself in the early 2000s, another boring and unimaginative language that ended up being a workhorse.