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I think one of the advantages of a script is that you can quickly check what it is doing by simply opening it - an executable won't afford that.
by noisy_boy 2y ago
I think one of the advantages of a script is that you can quickly check what it is doing by simply opening it - an executable won't afford that.
- m00x 2y agoPlus it can be run on any machine, while golang needs to be compiled for the specific architecture you'll be running it on. No messing about trying to get the right build.
- type0 2y agoI actually think its a less of a problem than many imagine. If you have different architectures it actually is better and more predictable because it's compiled, also it's incredibly easy to compile even for noobs
- deanishe 2y agoGo is child's play to build (and cross-compile). Simpler than having to worry about Python versions, let alone dependencies.