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let's just pretend that when go lang people say "systems programing" they mean smething closer to "network (systems) programming" which is where go shines the b
by ysofunny 3y ago
let's just pretend that when go lang people say "systems programing" they mean smething closer to "network (systems) programming" which is where go shines the brightest
- kernal 3y agoAnd yet Google replaced the go based network stack in Fuchsia with rust for performance reasons.
- howenterprisey 3y agoI understand ysofunny's comment to have meant basically microservices/contemporary web backend.
- pjmlp 3y agoAfter the guy responsible for it left the team.
- ikiris 3y agoThis sounds more like for perf reasons that for performance reasons.
- kramerger 3y agoHold on a minute. You are confusing the network stack (as in OS development) and network applications. Go is the undisputed king of backend, but no reasonable person has ever claimed its a good choice for OS development.