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I never mentioned closed source or open source in my comment. I mentioned "corporate" languages. Go is Google's just as much as .Net is Microsoft's.
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I never mentioned closed source or open source in my comment. I mentioned "corporate" languages. Go is Google's just as much as .Net is Microsoft's.
- Jtsummers 13y agoA major difference (re dependency on the producer) is that go is a language while .net is a platform. It would be (relatively) easy for users of golang to step away from Google if they became a problem while retaining their codebases. Moving from MS's platform is harder (mono is out there, but is it sufficiently complete at this point?).
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