Hello everyone,
Would you opt to create a backend system using JavaScript over Golang if there were no limitations related to time or budget? Specifically, can JavaScript offer advantages in certain scenarios when project deadlines and development complexities are not factors?
My experience shows that when deadlines and budgets are not constraints, choosing between JavaScript and Golang hinges on project requirements rather than inherent language advantages. JavaScript, when used with Node.js, provides the benefit of a unified language for both frontend and backend development, which can simplify the development process and enhance team collaboration. This uniformity sometimes leads to more efficient debugging and code sharing, especially in larger projects where integration is crucial. In my past projects, I appreciated the flexibility of JavaScript in handling diverse project paradigms.
i guess if time isnt an issue, go wins for its speed and concurrency. js works fine if youre into unified codebases but go tends to be more reliable for heavy backend tasks, personally.
hey, i wonder if golang’s speedy concurrancy makes it win over js for complex backends. yet js gives that comfort of using one language end-to-end. what u guys thinkabouts when working on flexible projects?