← Back to context Comment by cake-rusk 2 months ago Slightly offtopic: Any good reasons for learning go now given that zig and rust exist? 1 comment cake-rusk Reply callc 2 months ago Go is much more approachable. Small set of features, easy to pick up quickly. Good for beginners and for teams to work together in.Rust and Zig have much much more depth.There are definitely scenarios where Go is the good choice. For example, for teaching someone’s first C-like low(ish) level language
callc 2 months ago Go is much more approachable. Small set of features, easy to pick up quickly. Good for beginners and for teams to work together in.Rust and Zig have much much more depth.There are definitely scenarios where Go is the good choice. For example, for teaching someone’s first C-like low(ish) level language
Go is much more approachable. Small set of features, easy to pick up quickly. Good for beginners and for teams to work together in.
Rust and Zig have much much more depth.
There are definitely scenarios where Go is the good choice. For example, for teaching someone’s first C-like low(ish) level language