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Except if you can use Go for your usecase then you probably didn't even really need C++ in the first case
by VHRanger 9y ago
Except if you can use Go for your usecase then you probably didn't even really need C++ in the first case
- rosshemsley 9y agoNah, plenty of overlap :) building networked services that deal with lots of data.
- chi3 9y agoAnd why couldn't you do it in another language? If Go is performant enough, then I'm sure for example Java would be as well.