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I don't see the benefit of eschewing a proprietary runtime and them running your program on a proprietary OS owned by the same company.
by hgsgm 4y ago
I don't see the benefit of eschewing a proprietary runtime and them running your program on a proprietary OS owned by the same company.
- yashap 4y agoAre you referring here to Apple/Swift/iOS/OSX, and Microsoft/C#/Windows? If so, good point, if you're writing iOS mobile apps, or OSX/Windows desktop apps, you're pretty tied to Apple/Microsoft regardless of the language you choose. Not so applicable to Go - ppl mostly use it for writing servers running on Linux.