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by ziml77
2105 days ago
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Come up with a small project and code it in both. It will help you decide which feels better to you. But in my experience, I wouldn't pick Go. Having the GC makes it easier to just get things done than with Rust, but it doesn't take long to feel like all the logic is lost to the noise of error handling. It also seems easy to miss closing resources with defer since there's nothing like .NET's IDisposable to look for. If you need a large variety of battle-tested libraries, I wouldn't choose either though. Python, C#, Java, and C++ are better choices there. |
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