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I'm not anti-GC :) The language itself though doesn't lend itself well to larger complex designs however, which I feel precludes it from more interesting projec
by apta 7y ago
I'm not anti-GC :) The language itself though doesn't lend itself well to larger complex designs however, which I feel precludes it from more interesting projects, and we can see that by the fact that it's mainly getting used for "devops" kind of work. Compare that to Rust or Java (e.g. GraalVM) or C#, the latter two which weren't really advertised as "systems" languages, yet were used there anyway (maybe real-time Java is something else though)
- pjmlp 7y agoI am also a Rust, Java, C#, C++, ML,... kind of dev. However as safety minded person, I rather see such projects being done in Go than C, even if I am not a big Go design's fan. This is actually the area where you will find positive comments from me regarding Go.