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Would you say go language is more fun to code in than rust ? How does it compare with nodejs and Typescript in terms of developer productivity ?

Especially with node.js/TypeScript one can reach similar performance to Go with arguably much nicer programming language to work with.

It maybe me but I have noticed lots of python ruby folks moving to typescript/node.js combo. Provides better performance and a very good gradual type system. Downside is that you have to do everything async

Get it from India. You can buy any antibiotics without prescription in India. And get it posted anywhere.

if someone wants to understand the person behind his philosophy the recent biography book "I am dynamite" is really recommended.

At this point, i am seriously considering using urllib3 instead of this project.

> I was excited to start adding type hints into our backend Python code

Some people are choosing node at backend just because how good typescript is.

What technologies you work in ?

You could use Typescript with node.

She also joined GitHub recently and left in couple of weeks.

If you are interested in stoicism, 'stoicism and the art of happiness' is a good book

They are still heavily focused on python

I know these books are great but do you know any book which is shorter read, sitting around 1000 pages each those are quite heavy reads

What does the backend stack consist of?

Who in their right mind will buy Notes ?

Hey what would be a better alternative to Go in your opinion?

His book a philosophy of software design is an excellent read.

Do you mind telling what kind of job you do ?

Not really if you work as a contractor or freelancer. In those cases you have to shout to the world that you are world class developer. Recruiters or Managers love terms like world-class, ninja, rockstar etc. Its unfortunate state of our industry.

Given his github profile, I think we can give him credibility that he is pretty good.

https://github.com/ashfurrow

What is your experience working in TypeScript ?

Knew this would be Alan watts without clicking on the link. Not disappointed

Refactoring by Martin Fowler. Working Effectively with legacy code by Michael Feathers

If you have to choose second best, which one would that be ?

Do you think adding type annotations or using typed js (typescript/flow), the optimisations could be improved? Since the types are providing more metadata about the code?

Is there any resource that you suggest to get good at learning sql? I am a django developer and have relied on the orm up until now. I know the basics of SQL and databases but I still won't feel too comfortable doing without ORM. Thanks

Python surpasses java according to github statistics

http://www.benfrederickson.com/ranking-programming-languages...

Bit offtopic. Would you recommend clojure as a web development programming language? I am from a python background and want to learn a new language. Previously thought of Rust and Haskell, rust seems to be too low level and carries mental burden of manual memory management and haskell seems too complicated for me. Thanks in advance

Which one do u suggest to buy now ?

Learning lisp is never in vain. You can almost apply your functional programming paradims learnt in clojure to most of the dynamic languages out there. Plus you will be thinking in the immutable way of doing things.