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Coming from Ruby: it is fast, and compiled, but still very easy to use. Lacking fancy features and having types and structs is a bonus when it comes to readin
by Andys 3y ago
Coming from Ruby: it is fast, and compiled, but still very easy to use.
Lacking fancy features and having types and structs is a bonus when it comes to reading other people's code.
When you come back to a program that is 5 years old there's very little bit-rot and it recompiles easily. In this regard, the tendency to have everything built in Go (avoiding external OS dependencies) is a plus.