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It's great to see this, but it's not going to make me want to go back to Java from Go. In Go, everything is built with this sort of concurrency from the ground
by tomohawk 3y ago
It's great to see this, but it's not going to make me want to go back to Java from Go. In Go, everything is built with this sort of concurrency from the ground up. This makes everything fit together very nicely without the cognitive overhead and dissonance you have to work through with the Java libraries of various vintages and approaches.
- pjmlp 3y agoMe on the other hand, only code like 1996 if I have to.
- closeparen 3y agoThread per request programming is alive and well in Java. You usually have to go out of your way for callback-oriented versions of things. This will simply make the existing naive code more scalable, and obviate the need for async style programming in new projects that are targeting scale.