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Something to consider: you only hear from those startups that move to Go. You don't see startups making blog posts talking about how they're staying with Java o
by adtac 9y ago
Something to consider: you only hear from those startups that move to Go. You don't see startups making blog posts talking about how they're staying with Java or C# or C++ or Python (you sometimes do, but posts like that are pretty rare).
- marktangotango 9y agoGo has a sweet spot and it’s infrastructure and middleware. Do you need a custom dns server? Use go and write one in an afternoon. Need a custom caching solution? Same thing. That’s where I’ve seen go really shine. YMMV
- nathcd 9y agoThis comment seems unrelated to the one it's replying to. Did you mean to respond to a different comment or at the top level maybe?
- majewsky 9y agoI agree with your comment, but: > Do you need a custom dns server? Use go and write one in an afternoon. You forgot the part where you shout at your code for a year until it finally implements all of DNS.