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The author mentions Pig as the open-source version of Go, which have nothing to do with each other. Aside from that, this paper is excellent.
by bernatfp 13y ago
The author mentions Pig as the open-source version of Go, which have nothing to do with each other.
Aside from that, this paper is excellent.
- genericuser 13y agoThe only mention of Pig I see seems to suggest it could be used as an alternative to Go for the purposes of the paper, not that Pig is a version of Go. The list below has both the Google name and the name of related external tools... ...Go [Pig] Go is an open-source general-purpose computer language that makes it easier to do parallel data processing.