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The one problem they use as an example wasn't solved by switching to Go. Go is great but let's be real, parsing and concurrency problems don't just magically go
by dreamdu5t 12y ago
The one problem they use as an example wasn't solved by switching to Go. Go is great but let's be real, parsing and concurrency problems don't just magically go away by switching languages.
- moonlighter 12y agoConcurrency issues don't magically go away by switching to another language, but they have a much better chance of getting cleanly addressed by switching to a language which has explicit/native features as part of its design to help address concurrency issues, via goroutines/channels in this case.
- mietek 12y ago> by switching to a language which has explicit/native features as part of its design to help address concurrency issues …such as Haskell or Erlang.