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Funny. During my time at Google (7 years, left earlier this year), I can count on one hand the number of people who used Go. The outside world, though, appears
by underdeserver 3y ago
Funny. During my time at Google (7 years, left earlier this year), I can count on one hand the number of people who used Go.
The outside world, though, appears to have embraced it.
- no_wizard 3y agoMy understanding is it largely exists in the confines of GCP as it targets infrastructure mainly
- Yasuraka 3y agoAs far as Google's open sourced repos go: C++ 295 Go 252 Java 235
- underdeserver 3y agoIn lines of code, the open source stuff (barring AOSP and Chromium) are a drop in the bucket compared to internal projects. Also the easiest way for a Googler to open source a hobby project is to open source it under Google's repos - otherwise you need copyright assignments and stuff that's harder to get approved. So it doesn't represent what most Googlers work on.