Gorutines and channels are quite deep topic and I still have some open question after viewing your very good videos on them. I guess I will need go back to them in the future, if I want to understand them properly.
Hey, thanks for the comment. I have to admit though, I have no real experience in Rust or Elixir to make a qualified comment regarding your question. Sorry! @all: Maybe someone else in my community can help out?
@@ThomasLanghorst No, I thank you for the attention! Yeah, I'm really in doubt. At the moment, I have the "luxury" of not needing to worry about the market offerings, therefore I need a language that would suit as many different project areas as possible, aiming to build some side projects. Currently, all I "know" is C/C++ and I need something efficient for a web side hustle...speed, safety and scalability are a concern, and it seems that every single language today uses these concepts for self-marketing, so I have no idea haha. Elixir seems to be so simple and interesting to me, but I just don't know whether it would be as efficient as Go or Rust in those terms.
What I would do is the following: Build the same small project in all 3 languages and see what suits you best. Maybe something as simple as a todo list REST service will be more than enough to see what language works best for you. I guess, you would only spend like a weekend or two to figure out which language to pick.
Perfect tutorial brother!
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it!
Thank you for this great tutorial! It refreshed and expanded my knowledge of Go. 😀
Wie immer, klasse Tutorial!
Danke!
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Gorutines and channels are quite deep topic and I still have some open question after viewing your very good videos on them. I guess I will need go back to them in the future, if I want to understand them properly.
May I ask you, how do Rust and Elixir handle their equivalents to channels in Go? I'm between these 3 options to learn
Hey, thanks for the comment. I have to admit though, I have no real experience in Rust or Elixir to make a qualified comment regarding your question. Sorry!
@all: Maybe someone else in my community can help out?
@@ThomasLanghorst No, I thank you for the attention! Yeah, I'm really in doubt. At the moment, I have the "luxury" of not needing to worry about the market offerings, therefore I need a language that would suit as many different project areas as possible, aiming to build some side projects. Currently, all I "know" is C/C++ and I need something efficient for a web side hustle...speed, safety and scalability are a concern, and it seems that every single language today uses these concepts for self-marketing, so I have no idea haha.
Elixir seems to be so simple and interesting to me, but I just don't know whether it would be as efficient as Go or Rust in those terms.
What I would do is the following: Build the same small project in all 3 languages and see what suits you best. Maybe something as simple as a todo list REST service will be more than enough to see what language works best for you. I guess, you would only spend like a weekend or two to figure out which language to pick.
@@ThomasLanghorst Good suggestion, I'll do it! 🤘