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Go remains a stable, growing language in 2024-2025, ranking 4th in JetBrains' promise index and 3rd in GitHub open-source growth. Primary use cases include cloud infrastructure, API/RPC services, and CLI tools. While it dropped from 7th to 11th in TIOBE rankings, GitHub activity shows consistent upward trends. Go developers earn competitive salaries ($76k-$500k), though job postings often emphasize infrastructure roles over explicit Go positions. The language excels at building AI infrastructure but lacks native ML capabilities. Adoption is steady rather than explosive, with professional developers favoring it more than learners.

Is Golang still a growing programming language?

<p>I don’t see the appeal of Go other than to micromanage and force your coder to use training wheels - which is great in large enterprise companies.  HORRIBLE for agile, fast, creative startup environments.  This is a personal opinion - obviously.  I just don’t see the appear.  Kotlin, Dart, Swift, etc just feel so much nicer to work with.  At least Go finally got generics lol.</p>


<p>only for k8s related projects, thankfully.  Go isn’t it.</p>
