Spf13 is leaving Google

Re:Spf13 is leaving Google by threatofrain on Monday July 18, 2022 @04:47PM (#32143458)

> Over the past 6 years Go’s user base has grown ~10x and Go users have increased their frequency from occasional to daily usage.

Impressive. How accurate is this?

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Re:Spf13 is leaving Google by spf13 on Monday July 18, 2022 @04:52PM (#32143513)

I can confirm it's quite accurate. I've been the person responsible for these metrics the entire time cited.

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Re:Spf13 is leaving Google by vanderZwan on Monday July 18, 2022 @05:15PM (#32143843)

Technically I don't think "author of article says they can confirm that numbers they used in their article are accurate" really holds up as a valid argument ;).

Tongue-in-cheek feedback aside, congrats on all your achievements and good luck on your future projects!

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Re:Spf13 is leaving Google by nl on Monday July 18, 2022 @10:54PM (#32147002)

Reading the post you see there are user surveys. Looking for results of those surveys we find this:

> Over half (55%) of respondents use Go at work on a daily basis.

https://go.dev/blog/survey2021-results

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Re:Spf13 is leaving Google by davidkuennen on Tuesday July 19, 2022 @02:58AM (#32148349)

Anecdata: I've been doing all my projects in Go for many years now. My current production backend with 20+ services all run in Go on Kubernetes and serve 100k+ users.

It's an amazing language since it's so productive. Sometimes I write services in on go (pun intended) for an hour and after turning it on it just runs. Never experiences something like that with another language.

It's also very low on resource consumption. My server barely needs anything to serve that many users.

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