1. Its build tool is simple.
2. It compiles incredibly fast.
3. It is native compilation with no runtime required.
4. It enforces uniform code formatting, and is strict with no compile warnings.
5. It has a standard build tool and standard test tool.
6. It has a standard documentation tool.
7. Only requires a single environment variable GOPATH for all autocompletion to work out of the box WITHOUT an IDE. No IDE project files necessary.
8. Its a decent language that can be learnt quickly.
9. It has CSP.
You are criticizing point 8 out of context, Go is a sum of its parts.
1. Its build tool is simple. 2. It compiles incredibly fast. 3. It is native compilation with no runtime required. 4. It enforces uniform code formatting, and is strict with no compile warnings. 5. It has a standard build tool and standard test tool. 6. It has a standard documentation tool. 7. Only requires a single environment variable GOPATH for all autocompletion to work out of the box WITHOUT an IDE. No IDE project files necessary. 8. Its a decent language that can be learnt quickly. 9. It has CSP.
You are criticizing point 8 out of context, Go is a sum of its parts.