One of the reasons I like Go is the very professional approach to its development. Work is well done since the inception. Having a language specification appears to be a simple matter, yet many other languages doesn't have such document. It turns out that this very artefact is essential for writing decent tools and I am glad Go has several independently developed compilers.
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