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I tend to use go for "scripts" in non-go repos (typescript, C, etc) just for the simplicity of "you only need to install go" and pretty much all functionality i
by jlubawy 3y ago
I tend to use go for "scripts" in non-go repos (typescript, C, etc) just for the simplicity of "you only need to install go" and pretty much all functionality is included in the standard library (usually something like JSON/XML/CSV parsing).
I'm OK with python for scripts, but go "just works".
- fire_lake 3y agoPython can be annoying for scripts because they are often hard to run on another machine due to the dependency story. I think Go scripts have a much better odd of “just working”with only the Go toolchain installed.