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I coded in Rails for the last 3 years or so and jumped to Go for a new project since it seemed like a better fit. From my perspective, some things are more ver
by joncalhoun 12y ago
I coded in Rails for the last 3 years or so and jumped to Go for a new project since it seemed like a better fit.
From my perspective, some things are more verbose and others more annoying at first, but overall I have come to love it. I couldn't really pinpoint a specific reason why, but I simply enjoy it.
- damian2000 12y agoFor me being able to compile to an executable with zero dependencies is a big win. And setting up the go dev environment is also trivial compared to my experience with rails.
- rickhanlonii 12y agoI've had an even mix of Java and Python the last 3 years. Go seems to be a solid mix of both: static typing that codes as easy as a scripting language.