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Go is still a very young language and will probably subject to a lot of changes, especially for optimization. No big industry builds apps using Go, in the same
by Artemis2 13y ago
Go is still a very young language and will probably subject to a lot of changes, especially for optimization. No big industry builds apps using Go, in the same way that no big industry build app using Laravel. They prefer for instance CodeIgniter, which has been combat-tested and is more mature.
- NateDad 13y agoGo has been very stable for quite some time now. There is a backwards compatibility guarantee while it stays in 1.x. Your old code will still build with new versions of Go. As for optimization, yes, it will get faster and better... I don't see why that's a drawback? I don't really know what you mean by "big industry". Canonical's Juju is written in Go. Docker is written in Go. Iron.io is written in Go. Cloudflare and Youtube use Go. Lots of companies use Go. CodeIgniter and Laravel are web frameworks (which happen to be written in PHP). That's not even a valid comparison to Go, which is a programming language.