Wails is a project that enables you to write desktop apps using Go and web technologies.

Consider it a lightweight and fast Electron alternative for Go. You can easily build applications with the flexibility and power of Go, combined with a rich, modern frontend.

Also:
https://fyne.io

Elixir receives two awards.
Its resiliency, functional-first approach, and amazing ecosystem makes it the Best Language for Building Web APIs.
OTP and the actor model make Elixir the Best Language for Building Concurrent and Distributed Software. Unlike its imperative cousin Go, software written in Elixir can scale horizontally to thousands of servers, and comes with fault tolerance out-of-the-box.

The best way to think about Go is to think about all the things that it doesn't have.

• Go doesn’t have a virtual machine or an LLVM-based compiler.
• Go doesn’t have exceptions.
• Go doesn’t have user-defined implementation inheritance.
• Go doesn’t have overloading for functions, methods, or operators.
• Go doesn’t have immutables.
• Go doesn’t have enumerations.
• Go doesn’t have generics.
• And Go hasn’t added any major features since Go 1 was released in 2012.

The one exciting thing that Go has is built-in concurrency support via goroutines, channels, and select. However, it is based on ideas from CSP, communicating sequential processes, which was first described in 1978.