I have no idea yet. I see you're geeking out in go and there's been a lot of advocacy coming through to look at go as an alternative.
Yeah, Go is a great language. However, I am trying to develop some low level queues that should be faster, and less generic, than the ones that Go provides. But I am having some difficulty putting memory fences into my code.
But if I can get a reasonable level of performance out of the standard Go queues then I will just use those in the meantime.