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Choosing Go Over Python: Why Companies are Making the Switch
Python and Go (also known as Golang) are two different programming languages, each with their own unique features and applications. If you've encountered developers migrating from the former to the latter in the course of your work and are thinking a...
Den W. · 01 August · 96
What are the top 10 frontend development languages in 2022?
What are the top 10 frontend development languages in 2022? Which programming languages will be most popular with frontend developers next year? What technologies and frameworks are they adopting, and which ones are they leaving behind? It’s im...
John Smith · 10 May 2022 · 40
Android Beyond Phones, chromeos.dev, Go 1.15, and more!
This is your weekly update on the coolest developer news from Google. This summer the Android folks have been working on 11 Weeks of Android. And this week the talk was all about going beyond the phone to all of the different devices that Andr...
Alex · 22 August 2020 · 44
What are the Benefits of Building a Golang-based SaaS Application?
The term "Software as a Service" refers to the future of applications. The upward trend in demand for this item is expected to persist and escalate in the coming years. SaaS application development is growing increasingly popular due to its expenses, expansion, and adaptability. Golang is an excellent programming language for SaaS services, and inc...
Hetvi Samani · 10 May · 4How to Learn Golang With No Programming Experience in 2023
In 2009, Google developed the object-oriented programming language Golang (often referred to as Go). The language combines the readability of Python and the performance of C++. Golang developers work using the open source Go language to create websit...
Kate Galushko · 06 November 2022 · 14
Golang Weekly Digest. September 11, 2020
Discussing Fuzzing in Go — A deep dive on the art of fuzzing (a type of testing for finding bugs by providing systems with random/'fuzzy' data) and a close look at the official fuzzing proposal for Go. A 58 minute discussion between Katie Hockman, Ro...
Alex · 11 September 2020 · 30