The cons in the bottom don’t really mention garbage collecting being a bad thing, but in some cases automatic garbage collection isn’t good. For example, in video games you don’t want automatic and constant garbage collection.
Sorry, typo. I meant isn't listed.
One prominent project that fell victim to go garbage collection is deno, since they were embedding the v8 js vm, and had contention between go's and v8's garbage collection passes. They have since switched to Rust.
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Why isn't the second biggest con (garbage collector) listed?
The cons in the bottom don’t really mention garbage collecting being a bad thing, but in some cases automatic garbage collection isn’t good. For example, in video games you don’t want automatic and constant garbage collection.
Sorry, typo. I meant isn't listed.
One prominent project that fell victim to go garbage collection is
deno, since they were embedding the v8 js vm, and had contention between go's and v8's garbage collection passes. They have since switched to Rust.