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Thanks. Will consider that.
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joeb
What kinds of applications is Go best to use?
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Maartz
Well, I’d say it depends. I’ve used Go at work for micro-services. But you can write Docker with it too.
Or use Buffalo to make web applications.
But by experience, it really shines in micro-services and CLI tools.
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