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That's exactly the awkward ground Go is in and why I stopped using it. It's not really necessary for any company's web backend I've worked on, the existing in R
by BuckRogers 11y ago
That's exactly the awkward ground Go is in and why I stopped using it. It's not really necessary for any company's web backend I've worked on, the existing in Ruby/Python/JS works fine. Yet it can't compete with the other stuff out there, Rust, C(++), Erlang or soon Swift 2.0.
Though admittedly, some of these have a dismal concurrency story so I got to hand Go credit where it deserves.