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I encourage anyone that hasn't learned Go, to do it as well. In fact, everyone should learn as many languages as they have time for! Each one has interesting de
by bluejekyll 10y ago
I encourage anyone that hasn't learned Go, to do it as well. In fact, everyone should learn as many languages as they have time for! Each one has interesting decisions they've made that will possibly help you in your everyday language of choice/work.
That being said, Go was fun to learn, and taught me that deployment does have to be as painful as it's been in Java for so many years. But I encourage people to also spend some time with Rust, as it has made a very different set of choices. For me the type and generics system are the best I've ever used and I wish I had access to them in Java.
- pjmlp 10y ago> For me the type and generics system are the best I've ever used and I wish I had access to them in Java. Then you should spend some time with OCaml and Haskell. :)
- bluejekyll 10y agoI really should. I haven't had the time (caveat from my post above) :)