I only meant trustworthiness in terms of predictability of performance.
The point was that Go's http stack and standard library and runtime being written all in Go gives me confidence that any Go code I write on top will enjoy the same performance characteristics and that there will be very few surprises. It's predictable due to its uniformity.
The point was that Go's http stack and standard library and runtime being written all in Go gives me confidence that any Go code I write on top will enjoy the same performance characteristics and that there will be very few surprises. It's predictable due to its uniformity.