> Do you find that the Go ecosystem is rich enough that you can find whatever you require?
For what I require (which is atm concurrent web services, restful and grpc APIs, occasional CLIs, k8s tools), it's on par with java
For collections, I don't think go has the same variety as java built in but there are 3rd party implementations for more niche data structures like rb trees. Bare essentials like arraylists and hashmaps come built in
In general, yeah ecosystem is more than good enough for me. Only big thing that I can think of that's missing is gui stuff like swing in java
For what I require (which is atm concurrent web services, restful and grpc APIs, occasional CLIs, k8s tools), it's on par with java
For collections, I don't think go has the same variety as java built in but there are 3rd party implementations for more niche data structures like rb trees. Bare essentials like arraylists and hashmaps come built in
In general, yeah ecosystem is more than good enough for me. Only big thing that I can think of that's missing is gui stuff like swing in java