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For Go, I don't think what you need is a compelling reason from someone else. One compelling reason to one is not necessarily compelling to others. Instead, si
by cnbuff410 12y ago
For Go, I don't think what you need is a compelling reason from someone else. One compelling reason to one is not necessarily compelling to others.
Instead, since Go is a very simple language with very easy learning curve, I encourage you to spend a weekend to check it out. Pick a side project and do it in Go, then you will know if it's the language for you.
I would even argue that the joy of writing Go would be magnified by working as a team and the joy of reading Go would be demonstrated by exploring any Go project from any team. But I would not go that far for a Go novice who just want to check it out