Ironically, also because Go is one of few popular languages for web applications that can produce a single executable binary and does not require a container to deploy with ease.
I think there's a pretty big citation needed on that part of the article. I'm not clear that Docker contributed to that anywhere near as much as a general increase of momentum around Go as it became better known in the industry.
Ironically, also because Go is one of few popular languages for web applications that can produce a single executable binary and does not require a container to deploy with ease.
I think there's a pretty big citation needed on that part of the article. I'm not clear that Docker contributed to that anywhere near as much as a general increase of momentum around Go as it became better known in the industry.