Go, C++ or Java for DNA Sequencing?

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While Go is not designed for parallel programming, it nevertheless has features that are beneficial for parallelism, especially a work-stealing scheduler for goroutines and a concurrent, parallel garbage collector.

Pascal presents an evaluation of programming languages for expressing DNA sequencing pipelines, with Go along C++ and Java. Go hits a sweet spot of performing really well with little programming effort.

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dotGo 2017

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Pascal Costanza

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Original video source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zfC4xLb6YQ&t=172s

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