"Technical Deep Dive" followed by basic talking points of Go. Whole thing is probably AI generated lol

42k lines of code is not "massive" except for maybe a 1 man personal project.

One undervalued aspect of Go is that it is the simplest concurrent language that can be thrown at Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and Ruby devs when they hit a wall caused by their primary language's lack of good concurrency.

This is not "Technical deep dive"

so, SEO spam by a company that seems to resell LLM api use?

Really, a question, on experiences.

They got performance gains.

But would GO be as useful for the quick ad-hoc programming that python seems to be great at?

or, Could GO also be a replacement for quick ad-hoc programs.

Since ad-hoc always grows into something un-supportable. If GO is option, then maybe start with it first?