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RE Java/JVM just try Clojure for a bit... it's really rather good. Otherwise, do Go. Really useful for high performance. Channels are easy as pie for concurren
by usgroup 9y ago
RE Java/JVM just try Clojure for a bit... it's really rather good.
Otherwise, do Go. Really useful for high performance. Channels are easy as pie for concurrency. Web services, command line tools, etc; lovely. Downside is that it's verbose and if you hate loops then there's no salvation for you.
- tinyikov 9y agoIf you worked extensively in Java, you will find Golang really easier to pickup.