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Re:Re: Moving from PHP to Go and Back Again by Erlich_Bachman on Tuesday December 12, 2017 @06:41AM (#15904807)
But nowadays it's pretty much installed everywhere? If not installed yet - it's a really easy and quite unobtrusive to install, one-liners in many OSes. So in the strict practical sense, is that such a big difference? What, extra 300MB for storing JVM? Who cares with 2TB commodity harddrives? (unless you're embedded, but then you wouldn't use Java or Go usually).
Re:Re: Moving from PHP to Go and Back Again by kuschku on Tuesday December 12, 2017 @08:19AM (#15905360)
The JVM adds 64 MiB if compressed, for comparison, node.JS with CEF adds 280 MiB
Re:Re: Moving from PHP to Go and Back Again by pjmlp on Tuesday December 12, 2017 @09:24AM (#15905718)
Only if we are speaking about versions older than Java 9.

Java 9 added linking support for custom runtimes.