Immediately usage is none for a front-end dev, maybe:
WebAssembly if you have to write performance based front end library.
make your own back-end stubs/small services
But ...
I (and others) suggest to learn a new programming language each year, at least at the beginner level. 30 hours per year is a small price to pay for the advantages. It will change how you think about programming, learning new paradigms, constructs that will enlarge your horizons and make you a better developer.
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I do do that. I am failing to find a project to work on with Go. I don't believe in learning for the sake of learning. I learn to produce production quality software. So, that's why I asked :) I enjoyed Go a lot.
Immediately usage is none for a front-end dev, maybe:
But ...
I (and others) suggest to learn a new programming language each year, at least at the beginner level. 30 hours per year is a small price to pay for the advantages. It will change how you think about programming, learning new paradigms, constructs that will enlarge your horizons and make you a better developer.
I do do that. I am failing to find a project to work on with Go. I don't believe in learning for the sake of learning. I learn to produce production quality software. So, that's why I asked :) I enjoyed Go a lot.
What are the top 3 problems you face when building websites, what will make you to be more productive, efficient or your projects performant?
Choose a problem and build a solution, or contribute to an already made one. I'm sure that your problems are similar with other front-end devs aswell.