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by throwaway894345
1489 days ago
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It's about on par with Java and C#, which is roughly in the ballpark of "half as fast as Rust/C/C++". If your goal is to spend less time programming overall, Go is great for most applications. If your goal is to spend 10% less time fixing bugs and 100% more time writing code, Rust is great for most applications. :) Of course those figures are made up, but in my experience they're in the right ballpark (I like both languages, but if I actually want to get something done in a reasonable timeframe I always end up using Go). |
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