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You could assume that Go, although popular, isn't at the level of Python and Ruby in terms of available developers. The ones that would know Go are most likely
by 0xCMP 12y ago
You could assume that Go, although popular, isn't at the level of Python and Ruby in terms of available developers. The ones that would know Go are most likely very good and also expensive compared to just finding that one Ruby/Node/Python programmer of the many out there which will go low enough and suddenly Go doesn't make sense anymore for startups without the cash.
- voidlogic 12y ago>You could assume that Go, although popular, isn't at the level of Python and Ruby in terms of available developers. Not really, any smart C/C++/C#/Java developer can be highly productive in Go in weeks. Side thought: If your startup isn't on the west coast, C/C++/C#/Java developers are far MORE common than Python/Ruby devs. Although C/C++/C#/Java developers are not rare anywhere.