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I'd argue that golang's application is even less than what you mentioned. CLI app perhaps, and some simple use case here and there. Databases and infrastructur
by gher-shyu3i 6y ago
I'd argue that golang's application is even less than what you mentioned.
CLI app perhaps, and some simple use case here and there. Databases and infrastructure services need more expressive languages.
I agree with you otherwise.
- midrus 6y agoBy database I mean the actual database servers. Like postgresql or the actual thing storing data to disk, those things are usually implemented in C/C++. By infrastructure services I mean things as DNS servers, network queues, etc.
- gher-shyu3i 6y ago> By database I mean the actual database servers. Yes I understand :) golang is still a terrible language for them though. Rust, Java, and C# are strictly superior alternatives.