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by klabb3
804 days ago
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I think this depends on the level of optimization you go for. At the extreme end, you’re not gonna use “vanilla” anything, even in C or Rust. So I doubt that you’ll get that smooth onboarding experience. In Go, I’ve found that with a little bit of awareness, and a small bag of tricks, you can get very low allocations on hot paths (where they matter). This comes down to using sync.Pool and being clever with slices to avoid copying. That’s footgun-performance tradeoff that’s well worth it, and can get you really far quickly. |
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