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>I never view Go as a competitor to C I think it is in the sense that you (usually) should never write network-facing C code.
by presscast 8y ago
>I never view Go as a competitor to C
I think it is in the sense that you (usually) should never write network-facing C code.
- mlindner 8y agoI guarantee that almost any device you ever use in your day to day life has network-facing C code, if it has a network connection at all. What language do you think router/switch firmware is written in?
- presscast 8y agoIf you prefer: "there are very few cases in which it's legitimate to write network-facing C code".