Go does have quite a few bindings that exist already for many commonly-used libraries (and some not-so-commonly-used). I'm pretty glad there are Lua bindings, for example. When Go makes more sense than C but Lua makes more sense than Go, I was kind of stuck until I discovered this.
Here is a listing I know of, this probably isn't comprehensive:
Here is a listing I know of, this probably isn't comprehensive:
http://go-lang.cat-v.org/library-bindings