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Don’t see anyone asking why are you learning either? Your objectives should come first, then you figure out the tooling. Some have touched on what either is go
by sologoub 8y ago
Don’t see anyone asking why are you learning either?
Your objectives should come first, then you figure out the tooling. Some have touched on what either is good for, but it really comes to what type of work you are doing/want to do.
In a comment, you mention that you are currently doing JS/Node work. Golang is going to be the closest in terms of use cases - it’s excellent for services. We’ve used it in production with great success, especially when you can leverage goroutines to make things happen in parallel very fast. It’s also fairly maintainable for the web services use case.
I don’t know much about Rust unfortunately.