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Go is being used quite a bit for crud. I've spent the last year at a big co where that's what it's used for. I think the old problem of the ambiguous word "sy
by logingone 9y ago
Go is being used quite a bit for crud. I've spent the last year at a big co where that's what it's used for. I think the old problem of the ambiguous word "systems" comes in here - op-systems vs ent-systems. Go is for ent-systems not op-systems. A lot of ent-systems are crud, including microservice hell where 95% of the program is boilerplate config, http, metrics, logging, crud, wrapping a couple of tiny functions that were mildly interesting to program.
- lobster_johnson 9y agoYou might want to uppercase your acronyms. "Crud" means "something dirty and disgusting" or "nonsense". CRUD has a very different meaning.