Re:How We Built Uber’s Highest Query per Second Service Usin...
by w84t1me on Wednesday March 02, 2016 @12:37AM
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A reliable runtime is listed in the three main benefits of using Go. Are the runtimes for the alternatives really any less reliable?
I can buy that the language is easy to learn since the feature set is very limited, but is productivity in the first week/month really what to optimise for?
They also list performance as a benefit.
Go is a reasonable choice, but I doubt that the result would have been much different if they'd used any other modern statically typed language such as Rust, Scala, D, or even Nim.
I can buy that the language is easy to learn since the feature set is very limited, but is productivity in the first week/month really what to optimise for?
They also list performance as a benefit.
Go is a reasonable choice, but I doubt that the result would have been much different if they'd used any other modern statically typed language such as Rust, Scala, D, or even Nim.