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Look, I'm not trying to start a holy war, I'm just relating my experience of more than just a toe being dipped in. Find the argument somewhere else.
by aliqot 4y ago
Look, I'm not trying to start a holy war, I'm just relating my experience of more than just a toe being dipped in. Find the argument somewhere else.
- bfrog 4y agoSame! I’ve written reasonably large programs in both. Go definitely has a lower learning curve and there’s absolutely value in that and it’s faster compile times. In a team with mixed experience and backgrounds making web or network services? Maybe go is the right way to go. Not everyone wants or is willing to climb the rust learning curve. I do think the quick iteration tapers off though the larger the code base gets due to the points I mentioned.