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Go is better for applied tasks. Currently there is no faster way to write or simpler language than Go to write a highly scalable internet server that can handle
by cft 10y ago
Go is better for applied tasks. Currently there is no faster way to write or simpler language than Go to write a highly scalable internet server that can handle 100-1000k concurrent clients on the commodity hardware. I suspect this applies to some big data analysis tasks in bioinformatics, that can be parallelized.
- fnl 10y agoAs a bioinformatician, I can tell you: no. Hardly anywhere you have that concurrency need. You have a few clients only, typically, but with very highly parallel work-loads (as opposed to concurrent ones). Go is a bad for there.