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How does Go compare? I'm curious as I don't know Go but it often gets mentioned here on HN as very lightweight. (A quick googling finds https://pkg.go.dev/sea
by willvarfar 2y ago
How does Go compare?
I'm curious as I don't know Go but it often gets mentioned here on HN as very lightweight.
(A quick googling finds https://pkg.go.dev/search?q=watch https://pkg.go.dev/search?q=watch which makes me think that it's not any different?)
- wiseowise 2y agohttps://pkg.go.dev/std https://pkg.go.dev/std They’re much better.
- lifthrasiir 2y agoI recall that I was very surprised to hear that Go standard library has extensive cryptographic stuffs. Generally that would be very unwise because they will become much harder to change or remove in spite of security issues. Turns out that this particular portion would be maintained by other maintainers who are actually trained in cryptography and security---something almost any other languages wouldn't be able to do with their resources.