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"Golang is a new language, that was made to improvise on what was already available. It's more readable, and is not object oriented. Go libraries are smaller, and has done away with certain restricted syntax like that of semi colon or parenthesis in java, which helps to focus more on how the code works than the syntax. Go also beats Java in almost every speed test benchmark. However, while Go is easier to read and type, its simplicity comes at a cost of leaving greater room for errors in the code, meaning there will be more time spent debugging the code. Sometimes Go is too simple to write projects. Both the languages are quite used for server side programs, come from a C background, and use some kind of garbage collector. I personally like to write simple, and daily projects in Go. When I work on a particular topic (especially which requires low level programming), I 'go' by Java or C ."