What is the future of Golang? I am about 1 1/2 years into python

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>>58687716
>fullstack
What does it mean?

>>58687807
I guess it means working with the database/data logic all the way through the viewing layer that is displayed to end users, often times integrating multiple languages,paradigms, and technologies in the process.
>OP here btw.

Looking to figure out how does golang and it's future uses fit in with an existing python knowledge base to prepare someone for a webdev/fullstack position, suit and cigar relevant

>>58687893
>>>/g/wdg
I don't know anything about webdevs but those shit never runs out of demand

>op again, guess ill post on a more active night

>>58687716
>I want a webdev/fullstack job
>have a gaping hole in javascript skills
Then stop worrying about Go and learn javascript. You are much MUCH more likely to need it than Go

>>58688038
I think that was the response i was secretly looking for, but really wanted to not hear because i really want to continue learning go ><

>>58688130
You can learn both. If your priority is to get better at the field you're going into, you need to at least focus on learning the relevant languages though.