My favorite coding language is Go. Here's why!
Statically typed
Go is a statically typed language. This means that once a variable has ...
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Read the first few sections of this to get a good grasp of the advantages of Go
dave.cheney.net/practical-go/prese...
. Although that's a good blog for Go
This is amazing. Thank you for sharing these.
Top 10 "Go" Programming features.
I kept hearing about concurrency without having a clue what it is. I finally looked it up, and now it makes sense.
Yep, always wanted to get into Go. I just want to say that, Go isn't that young, it's the same age as Node ;)
That's true. Relatively to other languages, though, it's roughly a quarter of their age. (I found the average of Java, JS, Python, C, C++, and C#'s ages.)
I heard a lot of good things about Go, and a lot of bad things, such as the use of a non-standard date system. Maybe one day I’ll give it a shot, although from my understanding Go does not have something it particularily excels in (correct me if I’m wrong).
I think Go's original purpose was to get stuff done more easily and faster. From what I've seen and read, one of the most common reasons for using Go is CLI apps. Even GitHub's CLI is built entirely in Go.
What are the benefits of Go when it comes to writing CLI apps? How is it different than any other language?
I don't know, it just seems to be commonly used for them. Also, it's compiled, so it can be very fast.
Well… a lot of languages are compiled.
I love using go with Wails
How do you feel about Rust?
I've played with it before. It's cool, but I still prefer Go