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  1. zoowar zoowar

    !golang is failing to gain traction because google hasn't invested enough in library support.

    about 11 months ago from web
    • Marvin Vek Marvin Vek

      @zoowar Thats like saying C is hardly used because we've got C++.

      about 11 months ago
    • zoowar zoowar Marvin Vek

      @onedot What? C has always been more popular (or at least more used) than C++ http://www.tiobe.com/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html

      about 11 months ago
    • Marvin Vek Marvin Vek

      @zoowar No I mean, why should libraries make a difference, C doesn't have that much compared to other languages either.

      about 11 months ago
    • zoowar zoowar Marvin Vek

      @onedot For example, consider for xml. Compare http://www.xmlsoft.org/html/index.html to http://golang.org/pkg/xml/.

      about 11 months ago
    • zoowar zoowar

      @zoowar To be fair, C preceded xml, so the C libraries matured along with the xml specifications. Golang doesn't have this luxury.

      about 11 months ago
    • zoowar zoowar

      @zoowar But golang should compete with JVM langs in the enterprise. However, JVM langs have access to mature Java libs. Golang doesn't.

      about 11 months ago
    • zoowar zoowar

      @zoowar Don't hold your breath waiting for golang parity.

      about 11 months ago
    • Marvin Vek Marvin Vek

      @zoowar Then again, why do people want everything in the language or in libraries nowadays.. What happened to actual programming?

      about 11 months ago

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