Yup, those should have been two separate statements:
1. Node made a bigger initial splash than go
2. A large number of organizations that deal with high-volume, highly-concurrent data sets and API traffic are either in production with Go, or are experimenting with it. (All the companies I mentioned have Go in production)
Yup, those should have been two separate statements:
1. Node made a bigger initial splash than go
2. A large number of organizations that deal with high-volume, highly-concurrent data sets and API traffic are either in production with Go, or are experimenting with it. (All the companies I mentioned have Go in production)