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Theoretically, it's basically a faster Node.js. Case in point, TypeScript is moving from Node.js to Go for a 10x speed increase. But in reality, TypeScript is
by 90s_dev 1y ago
Theoretically, it's basically a faster Node.js. Case in point, TypeScript is moving from Node.js to Go for a 10x speed increase.
But in reality, TypeScript is probably its only legitimate use-case, and only because it already had very stringent requirements.
Most projects either stick to Node.js, or if they need more efficiency, they get rewritten in C++ or Rust, instead of ported to Go.
- zaphirplane 1y agoWith all due respect, I am fairly confident that the view you have is formed in a bubble .
- nikolayasdf123 1y ago> Theoretically, it's basically a faster XYZ well, that's the point. it is excellent language for server programming. and not just faster, it is more stable, scales complexity better, stronger security