This would depend on the size of the project, and the difficulty of the solved problem.
With a simple problem, and a small codebase, Go is easier, because you need to know less language constructs.
With a complex problem, and a large codebase, a more expressive language is easier if used properly, because it can highlight what's important in the solution. The ratio of signal to noise when reading code is higher.
With a simple problem, and a small codebase, Go is easier, because you need to know less language constructs.
With a complex problem, and a large codebase, a more expressive language is easier if used properly, because it can highlight what's important in the solution. The ratio of signal to noise when reading code is higher.