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authorFuwn <[email protected]>2021-07-20 12:12:08 +0200
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Author: Fuwn
Created: 2021. 07. 15.
-Last Modified: 2021. 07. 15.
+Last Modified: 2021. 07. 20.
Golang... Go is quite a funny language to me. I have a hard time taking it seriously, not because of the name, but because of the way it handles. Don't get me wrong, Go is a great tool to have under your belt, but it just feels very... "childish" ... to ME.
@@ -31,18 +31,18 @@ Reasons for anyone to learn or to use Go!
Nitpicks, not deal-breakers!
-* Garbage collected: Not necessarily a hard-con, but contributes to more memory overhead
+* Garbage collected: Not necessarily a hard-con, but contributes to more memory overhead (not as much as Node.js though)
* Can be too simple at times
* Creepy dependency management and "package manager": `$ go get ...` seems pre-mature and underdeveloped
-One thing you might see a lot when there is talk about Go is the claim that Go hasn't "found it's niche" or "it has no real purpose". To that I say; Go's niche is it's simplicity, and ability to introduce someone into the compiled language space, and to develop speedy software with, speed.
+One thing you might see a lot when there is talk about Go is the claim that Go hasn't "found it's niche" or "it has no real purpose". To that I say; Go's niche is it's simplicity, it's ability to introduce someone into the compiled language space, and to develop software with speed.
## WHO WOULD I RECOMMEND GO TO?
People who...
-* don't have much time
-* want to learning programming (or a compiled language)
+* don't have much time for boilerplate material
+* want to get into programming (or compiled languages)
and dare I say it... anyone!