When and why do you use go?
Raphael Habereder

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When and why do you use go?

Publish Date: Aug 5 '20
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I really like go, as a replacement to python for system automation and admin tasks.

In the past I tried building client-software using fyne-io/fyne, which was fun, but it was not as feature-rich as I hoped.

I haven't gone beyond the simple rest-service, or automation for quite a while. That's where I always look back at python.

What is your opinion on go and it's use-cases?

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  • Michael Messerli
    Michael MesserliAug 5, 2020

    When I first attempted to learn Go it was over my head and I had trouble getting to grips with it. I feel like I would understand it better now, after getting more experience in other lower-level languages. But now also struggle to find a project I would want to use it with.

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