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Great news for Golang. Time to switch if you have not.

• patates 10y ago
  Go doesn't share any kind of similarity in purpose, methodology or audience with Java. Or maybe you were being sarcastic?
  • teach 10y ago
    C# is a much better drop-in replacement for Java.
  • mahyarm 10y ago
    It fits the generic GC performant network server designed for large teams in mind. A large segment in Java land.
    • eropple 10y ago
      I would say that Go is designed for small teams. Minimal compiler safety and generally weak code reuse (outside of code generation, which...no) under the guise of "just microservice all the things." It is an okay analogue to Java 1.4. But the state of the art is significantly further along, and OpenJDK+Kotlin (or Scala, if you're adventurous) is a significantly more well-considered alternative that fits much better into a Java workflow (not that those Java workflows are in danger in the first place, given that they don't use any version of Java that is outside the license).