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That lacks the context of their age. Go is 10 years old, scala is 16 - 60% older, and it was built on top of the JVM, which is much older than that. I feel li
by staticassertion 8y ago
That lacks the context of their age.
Go is 10 years old, scala is 16 - 60% older, and it was built on top of the JVM, which is much older than that.
I feel like that's worth mentioning, because it seems like Go has more momentum - maybe there's data that shows otherwise though, like trends in Redmonk over time. I had a quick look and didn't see an easy way to get that. I'd be happy to be proven wrong, it's just the impression I get.