> the cases where you can use Go successfully are only o fraction of the cases where you can use Java successfully
could you elaborate why do you think so, and maybe give examples of cases where Go can't compete with Java?..
could you elaborate why do you think so, and maybe give examples of cases where Go can't compete with Java?..
Otoh, Java has a huge ecosystem. Huge. This plus dependency managemnt make it the first choice in most cases. Not even going to go into the massive innertia given that Java has been around for decades (who is going to rewrite everything in go?)
Today most of the time I pick Kotlin which is sort of whatbJava could have been (or maybe will become) with proper investment and care.