>Go is still my favorite language when it's the right tool for the job.
Forgive my ignorance, when would you recommend go? As in what problem domains have you seen it excel at?
I have thought about trying it in the past and even tinkered with a project for a bit but didn't quite find it useful enough to be worth the tooling cost (at the time). Would like an excuse to check it out again.
Forgive my ignorance, when would you recommend go? As in what problem domains have you seen it excel at?
I have thought about trying it in the past and even tinkered with a project for a bit but didn't quite find it useful enough to be worth the tooling cost (at the time). Would like an excuse to check it out again.