Hi Miki,

I would add the following two points:

* Module system.
    This does not only help with the compilation speed, but has a bunch of
other advantages. Like clear distinction between public/private data and
functions. It also means, you don't have complex makefiles to build your
system, the go build tool can completely resolve all dependencies on its
own.  It also makes it very easy to exchange code between different
projects - they can share the same module. The public/private barriers make
this a very robust construct.

* GC
   Not only that Go has a GC, which in my eyes is almost mandatory for a
huge class of projects, but of course, it has an extremely performant GC,
which mostly runs in parallel and has pauses in the range of milliseconds
even for multi-gigabyte heaps.

Peter

On Sun, Apr 30, 2017 at 9:41 AM, Miki Tebeka <miki.teb...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm giving a 1 hour talk on Go to mid/high level management. Here are the
> points I thought to bring up (not in order), I'd appreciate any
> comments/ideas.
>
> * The free lunch is over
>     - threads/async are difficult to work with
> * Small language
>     - Easy to learn
> * Simple C based syntax
>     - Easy to understand
>     - Static typing
> * Forces you to check errors
>     - Stable code
> * import "C"
>     - Integration with legacy code
> * "go fmt" and tooling in general
>     - The go tool
>     - The upcoming "dep"
> * Static executable
>     - Easy deployment
> * Fast compilation
>     - Quick development cycles
> * Production grade HTTP server
>     - With HTTP 2.0 support
> * Efficient & Fast
>     - iron.io post on going from 30 RoR to 2 Go servers
>
> Also, there was a post I read about a company which dropped nginx/haproxy
> and started to use the Go HTTP server directly with incoming traffic,
> anyone has the link?
>
> Thanks,
> --
> Miki
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