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Go is pretty good for anything backend related.

• eternalban 11y ago
  No, that is definitely not correct, unless your "anything" is merely that which is fully defined & composed at compile time. (And yes, you can go the IPC route to introduce dynamism that you get out of the box from a VM based language. But here is the classic case of the Go [tail] wagging the architecture [dog]..) [edit: correct tail endian]
• asimuvPR 11y ago
  My experience over the years is that Go serves a specific niche ver well. The niche being boring long running services that do simple tasks in unison with other services. It's better to see it as a language wi th which you can build little self contained machines that work well together. I have a system made up of such little machines and it quietly works away at some low end server.