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The interesting bit is at the end : they really don't like Go, a language that was developed at the same company.
by pyb 7y ago
The interesting bit is at the end : they really don't like Go, a language that was developed at the same company.
- numlock86 7y ago> [...] they really don't like Go Can you cite the part you are referring to? The only negative parts they state are used memory resources and large binaries, which is really not desired on an embedded device, but usually totally neglectable on any dedicated cloud-computing hardware.
- pyb 7y agoI am inferring this from the language they decided to use. They know that the Go team are going to read this : "The Fuchsia Platform Source Tree has had negative implementation experience using Go...". They could have sugar-coated a lot more, but chose not to.
- esjeon 7y agoIt's not that they don't like Go. Go isn't designed for projects like this in the first place. Dart and Go are much more biased than C/C++ and Rust, and, even worse, Go is biased towards building services.