Building a Successful Startup With Go
You know the drill. Fast iteration cycles. Non-stop A/B testing. Inevitable pivots. Building a technology product in a startup environment requires a working setup that differs significantly from more prominent or more established companies. In no small part, the choice of a tech stack can play a crucial role in whether the startup can find its product-market-fit quickly enough.
We all know that Go is a first-class choice for many kinds of problems - ranging from tooling through service and infrastructure development. But can it also be a good choice for starting a tech product from end to end? If rapid development and fast iteration cycles matter more than nanosecond performance, is Go a solid contender for the more dynamic tech stacks from the Ruby, Python, and JavaScript domain?
In a recent episode of the popular Go Time podcast, host Jon Calhoun spoke to four startup founders who bet the future of their companies on the language and its stack.
