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Go if you just want to build stuff that deploys reliably and has good performance. It's a simple language with good enough standard library that you don't end u
by ryandvm 4y ago
Go if you just want to build stuff that deploys reliably and has good performance. It's a simple language with good enough standard library that you don't end up requiring one of those "mother of all frameworks" (e.g. Spring). Downside is the boilerplate can be excessive at times.
Python is easy to develop with, but the packaging situation somehow only ever gets worse. I don't recommend it for large projects that have to support multiple platforms.
- 8b16380d 4y agoI love python, but thanks for reminding me :/
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- the_only_law 4y agoGo seems really popular now and a lot of jobs that pique my interest seem to involve it. I’m not a huge fan from what I remember (ofc I haven’t really used it before it’s mainstream success) but I’ve considered if it’s worth picking up.