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voodooEntity a day ago

Well, i feel like this is the 100th article i read about why golang is bad "mkay".

For my personal background, i started with golang about 6 years ago and im using it mainly for private and open source projects.

Yes golang for sure isn't perfect, but what language is tho? I think the major point is - the language you use should match your use case. If it doesn't it will always feel "bad" or you will more likely tend to find points why the language isn't perfect (for your needs).

Sure you could write a website builder in ASM or you can write an Operation System in Javascript - but why should you?

Just look at your use case - check your needs and decide what language fits the best.

If its golang? Fine use it. If its not golang, than don't. But don't take a language and try to match it on "everything" and than complain that it doesn't do the job - because no language will.

Thats my 5 cent's on this topic....