I find Java and C# to be significantly easier than Go. ("more reasonable" depends on your goals of course, though if I had to pick one language that makes it easy to do things in a reasonable way it would be Python.)
C# was one of the first languages I learned after HTML4 and Game Maker, no problem.
Java I learned later, no problem.
I also get C++ though I never used it enough to be really proficient.
And of course I know a bunch of other languages from awk to bash to javascript to php to ruby to sql to vba (not an exhaustive list).
But whenever someone makes something in Go, they seem to expect that the unique patterns and unusual operators for backgrounding tasks etc. to be intuitive to me and I should be able to pick up where they left off in a few minutes... it's not just not.
C# was one of the first languages I learned after HTML4 and Game Maker, no problem.
Java I learned later, no problem.
I also get C++ though I never used it enough to be really proficient.
And of course I know a bunch of other languages from awk to bash to javascript to php to ruby to sql to vba (not an exhaustive list).
But whenever someone makes something in Go, they seem to expect that the unique patterns and unusual operators for backgrounding tasks etc. to be intuitive to me and I should be able to pick up where they left off in a few minutes... it's not just not.