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Go is like SQL, where it's pragmatic for TEAM work, where your teammate has little background on programming, because Go code is easy to follow, extend (copy an
by revskill 6y ago
Go is like SQL, where it's pragmatic for TEAM work, where your teammate has little background on programming, because Go code is easy to follow, extend (copy and paste and modify).
In my case, my team is composed of most of DBA experts, they have no problem following Golang code.
So your programming languages of choice should base on your team.
- shaan7 6y ago> So your programming languages of choice should base on your team. While that is a good thing to keep in mind when making tech decisions, make sure not tunnel vision only on it. More about that here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24880273 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24880273
- joseluisq 6y agoYeah, especially when there are not only preferences in between but also other strong reasons to help the team to decide to pick one or another language for the job(s). I would like to use Go, Haskell, Rust or whatever that I like (or my team as well) but this is just one piece of the whole cake IMO.