Comment Comment by kumarvvr Yeah no.There is a limit to optimization, and that ends with optimized machine code.Go being a compiled language, that is cross paltform but separate binaries, should be very close to C in terms of performance.Languages like Python, Java, C#, are run on virtual machines, meaning you can optimize them only so far.As far as cloud costs are concerned, a well developed program should cost least with go.Go is best suited for running intensive compute loads in serverless environments. parent kumarvvr 4 years ago
There is a limit to optimization, and that ends with optimized machine code.
Go being a compiled language, that is cross paltform but separate binaries, should be very close to C in terms of performance.
Languages like Python, Java, C#, are run on virtual machines, meaning you can optimize them only so far.
As far as cloud costs are concerned, a well developed program should cost least with go.
Go is best suited for running intensive compute loads in serverless environments.