The growing number of developers will soon have another platform Go: Go is the third language, after Python and Java, in which to write applications for Google App Engine. This is an exciting new experimental feature of the application engine and a major milestone for Go
Go is an open source language, initially designed in Google, which was published in November 2009 and has seen significant growth since its launch. It is a statically typed, compiled language with a dynamic touch and light. It is also an interesting option for the new App Engine and Go applications be compiled to native code, which makes What a good choice for more intensive tasks from the CPU. In addition to garbage collection characteristics and the concurrence of the tongue, with excellent libraries, making it a great fit for web applications.
Starting today, the App Engine SDK to Go is available for download at Google website, and will soon allow the deployment of applications Go to App Engine infrastructure. If you are interested in starting early, sign up to be the first through the door when it opened in early testers. Once solid proof, let's open to everyone, but will remain a feature of the experimental application of the engine for a while.
You do not need an existing installation of Go, the SDK is completely autonomous, so it is easy to get a local web application running. The SDK is an easy way to start playing Go.
Go is an open source language, initially designed in Google, which was published in November 2009 and has seen significant growth since its launch. It is a statically typed, compiled language with a dynamic touch and light. It is also an interesting option for the new App Engine and Go applications be compiled to native code, which makes What a good choice for more intensive tasks from the CPU. In addition to garbage collection characteristics and the concurrence of the tongue, with excellent libraries, making it a great fit for web applications.
Starting today, the App Engine SDK to Go is available for download at Google website, and will soon allow the deployment of applications Go to App Engine infrastructure. If you are interested in starting early, sign up to be the first through the door when it opened in early testers. Once solid proof, let's open to everyone, but will remain a feature of the experimental application of the engine for a while.
You do not need an existing installation of Go, the SDK is completely autonomous, so it is easy to get a local web application running. The SDK is an easy way to start playing Go.