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I see Go as a direct competitor to Pascal, in particular for all the points mentioned in the article. But Go has a modern runtime (with garbage collection), a
by dolmen 3y ago
I see Go as a direct competitor to Pascal, in particular for all the points mentioned in the article.
But Go has a modern runtime (with garbage collection), a modern ecosystem (with major libraries such as HTTP and TLS in stdlib) and an active community.
- oaiey 3y agoI do not. Co-routine thinking is more complex than imperative coding regarding the teaching aspects. Java and more concrete C# are the one who took Pascal and Delphi originally out of the game for day to day programming. And Go is already so much more popular than Pascal for real life work, that competition is a really the wrong word.