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Spoken like someone who hasn't written much Go, or at least hasn't used it for what it's best at. I suggest you read Effective Go and try writing some concurre
by gravitronic 13y ago
Spoken like someone who hasn't written much Go, or at least hasn't used it for what it's best at. I suggest you read Effective Go and try writing some concurrent applications. It's aha moments are plentiful once you realize the power in the simplicity.
- pjmlp 13y agoI have written Go code, and what the language offers is no different from java.util.concurrent, .NET TPL, C++ Cilk, PPL, and many other frameworks offer.
- jesstaa 13y agoGoroutines aren't really the selling point. It's simple enough to implement similar concepts in any language. It's the combination of a set of complimentary features, the maturity and the stability that really sells Go.