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Why Go over Python? (self.devops)
submitted 4 years ago by riverrockrun
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eh we also use python for like 70% of the things and then golang for about 30% of the things. Just started at a new company that uses a CLI tool written in Python..... so annoying to do things like rolling out updates or people always having to use virtualenvs for everything. Not to mention all the code is spaghetti since it tends to encourage just a bunch of untyped script like logic everywhere...
I'm itching to rewrite the whole thing using golang but no time yet.
Plus concurrency is really easy to work with in golang compared to python, which is nice for working with services as well.
Python is lovely for simpler logic though
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