The Go programming language was born as things became more complex in Google’s code base.
It was designed by Robert Grisemer, Rob Pike and Ken Thompson, who have a common dislike for C ++.
Go was announced to the public in 2009 and became open source in 2012 when the first version, 1.0, was released.
Go’s popularity grew rapidly and became the first choice of many developers due to its simplicity, readability, functionality and concurrent appearance. Concurrent means you can run multiple tasks at once.
Go is used for server-side (backend) programming, game development, cloud-based programming and even data science. It is also popular for making command line tools.
Today Go is used by Google, Netflix, Twitch, Ethereum, Dropbox, Kubernetes, Docker, Heroku and many other tech giants.
No wonder companies like Kubernetes, Docker, and Heroku use Go because cloud-based programming is one of the main reasons why Go is designed.
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