Re:Six years of Go
by tptacek on Tuesday November 10, 2015 @09:29AM
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... which just means developers at Go now have permission to use it, along with Python, Java, and C++, to build things, right?
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I believe so.
Not so much permission as support. Being an official language means that the core internal libraries have Go bindings.
what does "just" mean?
What are your company's official languages used for?
Re:Six years of Go
by saltylicorice on Tuesday November 10, 2015 @10:02AM
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Pretty much.