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Compiled binaries with static linking

Goroutine scheduler within runtime

Garbage-collected memory management

Package/module system for code organization

Cross-platform and architecture support via build tags

N/A - Go is system/backend language, not GUI-focused

Can output text, JSON, HTML, or network streams

Integrates with frontend via APIs

CLI and network I/O as primary interface

Optional GUI via third-party libraries

Procedural and modular package structure

Concurrency via goroutines and channels

Interface-based polymorphism

Event-driven network servers

Pipeline-style data processing

RESTful APIs

Microservices with gRPC

Concurrent data processing pipelines

Cloud-native infrastructure tools

Distributed systems and message brokers

Simplicity and readability first

Built-in concurrency primitives

Fast compilation and execution

Garbage collection for memory safety

Strong standard library for networking and system tasks

Use goroutines and channels for concurrent workloads

Optimize memory and I/O usage

Split applications into microservices

Use interfaces and modular design

Benchmark and profile with pprof

Port scripts from Python/Perl to Go for performance

Use goroutines to parallelize tasks

Replace dynamic typing with explicit types

Modularize code into packages

Test cross-platform builds