Yeah, but Go provides this for almost everything in the STD. io, networking, http, sql, and so on.

If you are familiar with Go, you're gonna be at home with Zig's standard library in general. `std.io.writer`, `std.io.reader`, `std.io.multiWriter`, etc. are all there and pretty similar to Go's interfaces.

It still fails short of GUIs and full blown Web frameworks, messaging, like the above.

A lot of people in the Go community consider web frameworks to be an anti-pattern.

I haven't done any web stuff in Go, but it definitely looks like the standard library is much better suited than any other language.

Go also have standardized HTTP handlers, and a standardized io.Writer interface for writing to anything, like a file, buffer or a HTTP reply.