Got into Go more than a decade ago, because it was HN’s darling back then. It has become out of fashion now here, replaced with that other great statically typed performant language (don’t want to start a flame war). Which on its turn will be out of fashion a decade from now, because we love new things.
And I love Go. It’s not perfect at all. But I get things done with it, there are tons of high quality modules to depend on, the tooling is great, concurrency / async programming is a breeze.
And I love Go. It’s not perfect at all. But I get things done with it, there are tons of high quality modules to depend on, the tooling is great, concurrency / async programming is a breeze.
Thanks, authors and community.