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NodeJS vs Go
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this post was submitted on 26 Aug 2023
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This is a great answer. Bumping it as someone who got forced to move into Node/JS around 8 years ago and came to love it (after the ES2015 changes :). It's primarily what I work in and I teach community classes on it these days.
I've been dabbling in Go lately for lower level server side stuff and, while I don't dislike it, it's a big shift in thinking. There are a lot of niceties to the Go ecosystem.
I see. Do you perhaps have a tutorial that does use those new features?
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