Hi,
I'm giving a 1 hour talk on Go to mid/high level management. Here are the
points I thought to bring up (not in order), I'd appreciate any
comments/ideas.
* The free lunch is over
- threads/async are difficult to work with
* Small language
- Easy to learn
* Simple C based syntax
- Easy to understand
- Static typing
* Forces you to check errors
- Stable code
* import "C"
- Integration with legacy code
* "go fmt" and tooling in general
- The go tool
- The upcoming "dep"
* Static executable
- Easy deployment
* Fast compilation
- Quick development cycles
* Production grade HTTP server
- With HTTP 2.0 support
* Efficient & Fast
- iron.io post on going from 30 RoR to 2 Go servers
Also, there was a post I read about a company which dropped nginx/haproxy
and started to use the Go HTTP server directly with incoming traffic,
anyone has the link?
Thanks,
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