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If you plan on learning, you can pick up Golang, otherwise go with Node or .NET that you're comfortable with.
by Alir3z4 10y ago
If you plan on learning, you can pick up Golang, otherwise go with Node or .NET that you're comfortable with.
- vikas0380 10y agoany specific benefit for Golang over the others in your experience?
- Alir3z4 10y agoIt depends on your project requirements. Golang, NodeJS and .NET all of them be used to build web backends. Thing is if you're going with something that you don't know, it will slow you down because you need to learn it, since you know .NET and NodeJS it would make sense to go with them. At the end of the day, it just matter of how productive you are. Personally I always go with Python, mostly because it's the tool I know how to work with and craft my software with it. Both golang and nodejs are linux production friendly and have tons of resources and tutorials and libs out there. Again, I highly recommend going with something you're familiar with to be productive and match your project requirements.
- vikas0380 10y agoGot your point what you are trying to say, it is a valid point actually.