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by boulos
3899 days ago
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I'm confused: a backend for a web app's API is a "networked" program. With Go (as compared to Python), it's super easy to define some structs, serialize and deserialize them as JSON that you check, and send them to the client quickly and efficiently. The more annoying question for web apps (and productivity in general) is the static (+-strong) vs dynamic (+-weak) typing. Go, like Scala, does a great job inferring types (IMO) letting you feel fairly productive, but some people will always yearn for the "anything goes" dynamism (sadly combined with the lack of compile-time checking that would save you on larger projects). |
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