
Why Go Will Replace Java and C
The Death of Giants
Java and C remain the most widely used development frameworks, despite the fact that they were created for a bygone era. Today’s software is built for the cloud, deployed as distributed apps, and delivered via a CI/CD DevOps toolchain — all of which Go speaks natively.
This guide explains why Go is the key to modern enterprise application development, covering topics such as:
- Go’s rapid adoption as one of the top 10 programming languages
- Go’s technical advantages for supporting microservices, DevOps and modern hardware architectures
- How leading open source platforms are currently using Go
Learn how you can proactively adopt Go to stay competitive in tomorrow’s business environments with this executive guide.
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