The Go Programming Language

[Henry]

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Has anyone tried this? I'm currently using it for quickly prototyping a private server but I get more and more tempted to keep using it permanently. It's just so simple yet powerful.

 

[tjmoore1993]

Fix the error reporting, default value should be set to "0" after debugging is completed.

error_reporting(0);
or
@ // before any line of code that can return errors.

You will not get a professional PHP programmer for free, becareful. Most of the people here do not know how to successfully prevent SQL injection nor secure forms.

 

[Negata]

Interesting. Will have to take a look sometime in the future.

 

[foxx]

Fix the error reporting, default value should be set to "0" after debugging is completed.

error_reporting(0);
or
@ // before any line of code that can return errors.

You will not get a professional PHP programmer for free, becareful. Most of the people here do not know how to successfully prevent SQL injection nor secure forms.

what you on about

 

[Henry]

Interesting. Will have to take a look sometime in the future.

Oh yes, it is. I really like the goroutines and syntax although it was annoying at first when I typed C statements everywhere. It took me next to no time to create a prototype of a private server because of the simple net package and fast compile times. I did a lot of "compile, run, fix syntax error" cycles at first and it was just as fast as if I had used Python or similar language.

what you on about

Probably an answer to the PHP error thread posted in wrong thread.

 

[2pi]

Guys,that's only a google's gcc edit

 

[BLACKdeath]

Guys,that's only a google's gcc edit

So you are calling a programming language a edit of a compiler?

 

[Henry]

Guys,that's only a google's gcc edit

You're wrong, totally wrong.

It's a general purpose programming language designed and developed at Google with concurrency and many other fancy things. Implementations are whole different thing.

 

[holthelper]

i told my brother about this and he said their trying to combine python and C++ together into 1 language

 

[TimeBomb]

I have looked a bit in to it, and based on personal experiences and a few other programmer's input - Python and Ruby beat it out.

Python has more third party libraries, while ruby is a bit easier and has Ruby on Rails [very powerful php alternative... web framework... used by many sites, such as hulu.com and twitter.com]

Still, it'll be interesting to see how this language grows and compares to it's main competitors, i.e. Ruby and Python.

 

[s-p-n]

It really does seem like a mix between Python and C at first glance.

But I'll stick to Python.

Another thing to note is that Go is a statically typed compiled language where as Python and Ruby (I don't code ruby but I believe it's) a dynamically typed interpreted language. Which would make Go naturally (but not necessarily) quicker.

Since it's fairly new, give it some time and Google will pimp it up, get a community, and it'll surpass my beloved Python in at least 2-4 years. Especially if it works on Mac, Linux, and Windows.

 

[Sean]

Hmm, a new language? Might try to learn it and make something out of it

 

[Two1]

Woah, interesting