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Appreciate the input from someone who has gone .NET -> Go! I wasn't sure if there were any obvious benefits, but from looking at various Go codebases recently,
by GordonS 6y ago
Appreciate the input from someone who has gone .NET -> Go!
I wasn't sure if there were any obvious benefits, but from looking at various Go codebases recently, they usually seem so succinct by comparison to the typical C# codebase I see - I love C#, but that has piqued my interest. Also, I don't try new languages often, so might be interesting just to have a go (yes, pun intended :)