I totally get that but just trying to get an understanding of the ecosystem around Go, is what I described something Go is being used for in the industry?
Sure, I've built back end web apps in Go. It's a great fit as it's really fast, got great tooling around http and networking, and is easy to write and understand.
But, really, you could say that about a lot of languages. Why don't you try it out and see how it feels for you?
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I totally get that but just trying to get an understanding of the ecosystem around Go, is what I described something Go is being used for in the industry?
Sure, I've built back end web apps in Go. It's a great fit as it's really fast, got great tooling around http and networking, and is easy to write and understand.
But, really, you could say that about a lot of languages. Why don't you try it out and see how it feels for you?