Most of the Go ecosystem is like an iceberg - 80% of it is under the radar in infrastructure and enterprise repos. It's the go to language for the plumbing of

Most of the Go ecosystem is like an iceberg - 80% of it is under the radar in infrastructure and enterprise repos. It's the go to language for the plumbing of the Internet. The default enterprise stack on the backend these days is Kubernetes, Docker and Go, It used to be VMs and Java which still has a lot of legacy deploys, and will have for a long time. One of the things you may be noticing is that there is not much more churn in the Go ecosystem. It's very mature, so nobody's updating code which is feature complete and working or has been subsumed by the awsome standard library.