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It is frustrating to see how many Go vs Node posts are happening here. I have been implementing a bluetooth LE module in Go, and due to lack of some robust libr
by 20kleagues 12y ago
It is frustrating to see how many Go vs Node posts are happening here. I have been implementing a bluetooth LE module in Go, and due to lack of some robust libraries, had to go back to Node. This is primarily a question of maturity, but I also realised that my use-case didn't really need the thing which Go is most useful for - namely really really good concurrency primitives.
I am quite sceptical about Node's future because of that forking fiasco, but at this point in time, both Node and Go provide enough distinct functionality that both will be used for a long time.