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~60% of respondents have <2 years experience with the language. I'd really like to see this filtered to developers with >5 years go experience. What do the ex
by throwawaygo 6y ago
~60% of respondents have <2 years experience with the language.
I'd really like to see this filtered to developers with >5 years go experience. What do the experienced go devs want from the language? How do they use it?
I've got a little over 9 years of almost daily use and I have little in common with the devs in my org that are earlier in their career and coming to go with a head full of some other language.
- swagonomixxx 6y agoOut of curiosity, at what point do you consider someone a seasoned Go developer? Is it 5 years or is it more? I've been using Go since 2015 and I still feel like I'm not as seasoned as I perhaps should be (I'm not really an enthusiast of the language, I just think it's the right tool to use for 95%+ of the stuff I'm working on right now).
- throwawaygo 6y agoHard to quantify. Time in language should roughly track. Maybe number of companies/projects developed. Any of the dimensions you could imagine would be good starting points.
- tandr 6y agoIf it is not too much to ask: Do you still enjoy it? What _your_ biggest pain points with language/community/process etc?