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Nowadays Go is working on a PGO solution, so there is that. I don't disagree but kinda doubt that new upstart languages with single digit market and mindshare
by geodel 4y ago
Nowadays Go is working on a PGO solution, so there is that.
I don't disagree but kinda doubt that new upstart languages with single digit market and mindshare in enterprise space would force .net /JVM behemoth to do anything. Forget Go, places I work would not know a single new thing beyond Java 1.7 or latest Java 1.8. But they have stood up a dozen cloud teams doing every buzzword you can hear about cloud.
So unless finance guys ask tough questions about rising Amazon billing IT wouldn't care if their SpringBoot crapola take 2GB of RAM or 32GB.
- pjmlp 4y agoThe new upstart languages are where the younger generations are, that is why you see .NET doing all those changes to make rolling an Hello World website as easy as doing it in Go, with global usings, single file code, simplified namespaces and naturally AOT.