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> A big difference is that Go doesn't force you to write asynchronous code for I/O operations, JS engines like nodejs do and it's a pain in the ass. Node also
by sime2009 10y ago
> A big difference is that Go doesn't force you to write asynchronous code for I/O operations, JS engines like nodejs do and it's a pain in the ass.
Node also has a full set of 'normal' synchronous I/O operations (although they were added later after the async stuff).