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I wonder, aren't there specific attributes of the Go language that makes it a particularly good fit for things like Docker/Kubernetes?
by VeejayRampay 2y ago
I wonder, aren't there specific attributes of the Go language that makes it a particularly good fit for things like Docker/Kubernetes?
- ChocolateGod 2y agoEasy to learn language and don't have to worry that much about memory, seen as a modern replacement of C in userspace, coroutines are easy to use and suit the lifecycle of network applications.
- desdenova 2y agoThe only attribute of the language is hijacking Google's marketing to become relevant. It's a terrible language, which has no practical reason to exist.
- 01HNNWZ0MV43FF 2y agoCompared to both Python and Java, no runtime or packages to fuss with, just builds one static exe
- pjmlp 2y agoJava ecosystem is rather large, there have existed AOT compilers since around 2000, even if they had a price tag, and naturaly modern devs are allergic to pay for tools. Those devs are now served with GraalVM and OpenJ9, as free beer AOT compilers for Java.