> In the long run it may be one of the few languages to compete with unikernels.
Can you please clarify what this means? I don't really understand what it would mean for a language to compete with a unikernel.
Can you please clarify what this means? I don't really understand what it would mean for a language to compete with a unikernel.
We shouldn't be under-selling how light the Go footprint is. In the long run it may be one of the few languages to compete with unikernels.