I think interoperability is an important issue. If you are trying to introduce
Go into a mature environment you need to avoid any idea that the existing apps
will have to be rewritten.
For example, gRPC allows a Go application to work with apps written in Java,
C#, RoR, Python and a host of
Just answered a question on Quora today that might be helpful:
https://www.quora.com/Why-would-anyone-program-in-Go/answer/Eric-Johnson-157?share=ca0e6b40=zEgo
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Hi Miki,
I would add the following two points:
* Module system.
This does not only help with the compilation speed, but has a bunch of
other advantages. Like clear distinction between public/private data and
functions. It also means, you don't have complex makefiles to build your
system, the
Hi,
I'm giving a 1 hour talk on Go to mid/high level management. Here are the
points I thought to bring up (not in order), I'd appreciate any
comments/ideas.
* The free lunch is over
- threads/async are difficult to work with
* Small language
- Easy to learn
* Simple C based syntax
