主题：【原创】介绍一下Go语言（1）之前的话 -- zllwy

The short length of the code that implements a dummy webserver does not proof anything. With enough wrapping code underneath, one can write a C++ library that eventually allows a beginner to implement a dummy webserver with same LOC, or maybe shorter. Node.js can do the same short implementation for a simple web server.

The point is that the shortness of implementing things like this does not illustrate the inherent succinctness of the Go language. There should be better examples in aspects such as the easy control / expression of concurrency, etc.

For instance, in Haskell, a good example is that you can implement complex constructs such as transactional memory in insanely small LOC while that is not possible in any ALGOL60 family languages. That's the true demonstration of the power / simplicity of a language.

All in all, Go is a promising language, but not that outstandingly impressive. Or, maybe not yet.