> because it has aimed at being minimalist.
You can absolutely catch up with the concurrency model, on the single binary deployment, and a other features. Go isn't "minimalist", that's false, go look at the reflect package, it's complex as hell.
You can absolutely catch up with the concurrency model, on the single binary deployment, and a other features. Go isn't "minimalist", that's false, go look at the reflect package, it's complex as hell.
Go is radically minimalist compared to other languages - it leaves a lot out, most notably inheritance.