On 01/29/2013 06:12 PM, Joshua Marsh wrote: > It's definitely a language I plan on continuing to use. I have used python > quite regularly, but my history is mainly in C. Go is compiled, so my app > runs extremely quickly, but the compile times are miniscule, so iterative > development was easy. In fact I didn't even think of it as compiling > because you can simply do: 'go run main.go' and it will compile and run > your program. > > The static typing wasn't new to me, but I have been a fan of dynamic typing > in python. There are just some places where dynamic typing is awesome and > Go's duck typing isn't quite the same. > > Go really touts concurrency which was appealing, but it went unused in my > application since I'm just using it to spit out static HTML. I used app > engine to deploy it, which took all of one yaml file and one command line.
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