Both or either?
Both or either?
Lincoln Williams
Camden Allen
Rust actually fills a large gap, Go is just a more retarded version of languages that already existed
Henry Campbell
neither!
I will keep using C++ :)
Gabriel Walker
Neither, but if I have to pick one then Go. Rust is an ugly language.
Ian Evans
Yes they can both compete for the most retarded mascot award.
Jacob Carter
Aaron Cook
what's better than go for highly concurrent web apps?
Jeremiah Perry
haskell, the only language that matters
Robert Mitchell
>highly concurrent web apps
Who cares though?
You're not writing a full project in Go, only a piece or part of one.
Landon Ward
ban them
Sebastian Turner
Just python sir
Xavier Morris
there is no point in using rust
Colton Clark
who's the turtle? Or is that the zig lizard
Parker Hall
thank you sir. And nodejs maybe too sir?
Adam Ramirez
Java worked just fine, you are going to be bottlenecked by the DB in any web app anyway
Oliver Brown
no you are going to be bottlenecked by user RAM
Thomas Murphy
Neither
Charles Martin
>read this book where the code is so old it won't compile
Gavin Brooks
what? you dont have borland turbo c compiler and editor for dosbox?
Chase Wright
Works on my gcc. Maybe don't use winblows
Ryder Rodriguez
Go
Gavin Hughes
Java has a price. And that price is complexity that the developers you are going to hire will introduce.
Seriously, have you ever worked with anyone who's been doing java/spring for a decade or more?
They will create complex maven builds with 20 projects, where REST will be one project, tests will be another project, data access will be yet another project and so on. Their code will be very hard to understand and to work with.
Now take Golang. Pick a project like CFSSL (cloud flare ssl signing service) and just read it. It's light and easy to read.
Robert James
I was using linux