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for personal projects, I am leaning heavily towards golang for all things, because the langauge never changes. I'd rather spend my limited time developing feat
by itake 1y ago
for personal projects, I am leaning heavily towards golang for all things, because the langauge never changes.
I'd rather spend my limited time developing features, not updating the code to the latest node/python/pip/uv/yarn/framework version.
If I don't maintain the code, upgrading is way harder, b/c trying to figure out which dependency works for what version of what framework/language is a nightmare.