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For over 20 years, JavaScript, Java and C have topped the list of most popular programming languages, however, there are other alternatives available to us, and it’s worth considering whether we should be using them in some ecosystems.
In the fourth of a five-part series, we’ll be looking at Go - a relatively new type-safe language.
It was created by three developers at Google, who wanted to create one language that combined the best attributes of the different languages they were using at the time. Inspired by LOTR, they set out to create “one language to rule them all” - and so Go was born.
In this session, we’ll cover: