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Comment by submeta

3 hours ago

Been writing Python code for over twenty years, and using it for personal and work projects, not mainly, but to suppport my work. Recently I ported some of my code to Go and was blown away: Cross compiler, creating binaries, concurrency done right, super fast code. I come very late to the party, and writing software is not my main job, but Go is such a nice complement for my toolbelt. Python for prototyping or writing small services with fastapi, go for network realted stuff, serving lots of users. Super happy with this.

And I am wondering if Rust would be a good addition. Or rather go with Typescript to complement Python and Go.