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by craftkiller
3812 days ago
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If you're just concerned about employment then you'll probably be fine with java (maybe go in the future). If you're looking for self-improvement then its always a good idea to learn a new language, especially if it does something different like Rust's borrow checker. Outside of that, I also used to do all my hobby code in C++ and after learning Rust I'm never going back to C++. |
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Go is not going to replace Java in the future. For a language which cannot even lock dependencies to a version, people sure like to pretend it is the holy grail because Google made it.