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Some objections are questionable. The writer regret ObjectiveC for the lack of a GC. Then blames Java for its size. Then he exalts GO for the GC. You can find
by daitangio 15y ago
Some objections are questionable.
The writer regret ObjectiveC for the lack of a GC. Then blames Java for its size.
Then he exalts GO for the GC.
You can find disavantages in every programming language, but are the advantages which drive the choice.
You can also squeeze java a lot, running in less then 16MB.
So have I miss the point, or the writer is a GO-addicted?