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According to Wikipedia, Go (or Golang) is a programming language that was developed by a team at Google and first appeared in 2009. It’s synonymous with server-side development and tooling for infrastructure projects. “Go is an open source programming language that enables the production of simple, efficient and reliable software at scale” • Go branding guidelines Here are some projects that come to mind, which are entirely written in Go: • Docker – a container engine written by Docker Inc • Kubernetes – a clustering system for containers built by Google and open source contributors • Traefik – a load-balancer built by Traefik Labs • Consul, Terraform – tools for managing infrastructure built by Hashicorp • Caddy – a high performance HTTP server written by Matt Holt • OpenFaaS – serverless framework for hosting your own functions, built by OpenFaaS Ltd and open source contributors These are just a few of hundreds of thousands of projects which have appeared on GitHub’s trending page for Go. As you can see from the above, Go is very popular for server-side projects, but it is also very popular for writing Command Line Interfaces (CLIs) because the binaries can be statically linked. Statically-linked Go binaries are both fast and small, and do not require an additional runtime making them a very popular choice. My personal highlights for Go are: • portability – static compilation for easy distribution • cross-compilation – being able to build binaries for Linux, Windows, MacOS Operating Systems (OS) and Arm computers with a single command (go build) • concurrency model – Go has built-in mechanisms for concurrency that make it well suited to tasks both small and large • ecosystem – knowing Go means being able to contribute to almost any other open source Go project or product • tooling – Go includes its own unit-testing runner and profiler, both of which are simple and easy to use • opinions – Go has strong opinions on formatting, style and typing that make it easy to move between codebases Above everything else, Go has an impressive set of packages available within its standard libraries or “stdlib”. There are many useful packages and utilities that would need to be installed separately in a programming language like JavaScript, Ruby or Java.