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I clearly wasn’t surveyed. I don’t even like Java but I would need a an extender to my ten foot pole before touching Go. (Unless we are talking microcontroller
by actionfromafar 2y ago
I clearly wasn’t surveyed. I don’t even like Java but I would need a an extender to my ten foot pole before touching Go. (Unless we are talking microcontroller embedded software, and I only could choose between Java and Go.)
- xuancanh 2y agoI initially disliked Go as well, but it's a language that can only be truly appreciated when you start using it. Many of its advantages come from from its simplicity, explicitness, fast compilation speed, single executable binary, and some opinionated choices made by its authors. Unless you're working with a legacy system, Go (or Rust) is the preferred choice nowadays for distributed systems and system softwares (Kubernestes, TiDB, traefik, to name a few). It's also the default choice for numerous internet companies like Uber, ByteDance, and Monzo. Here is a survey if you'd like to participate this year, but I don't think it will significantly alter the results. https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2022#technology-most-loved-dreaded-and-wanted https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2022#technology-most-loved-d...
- actionfromafar 2y agoOh that survey. Solidity leads over Javascript.