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Java will always have Java syntax, though. And its runtime will remain rather heavy compared to language implementations that compile down to machine code. Go's
by darthrupert 4y ago
Java will always have Java syntax, though. And its runtime will remain rather heavy compared to language implementations that compile down to machine code. Go's benefit's will probably always be there.
Java can be taught to 2-year olds so Go seems to have a slight disadvantage there. ;)
- jbverschoor 4y agoJava Card on smart cards?
- kaba0 4y agoVery subjective, but having Java syntax is an advantage compared to goddamn Go — like I have seen my fair share of languages and can generally “read” a new language’s code sample just fine, but go was honestly quite hard the first time with their stupid type, “receiver” etc notation. And I have honestly no problem with Haskell/Lisp/C/etc notation at allz