GopherCon 2014 From Node.js to Go by Kelsey Falter

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From Node.js to Go discusses the wins and pain points when switching from a majority Node.js codebase to a majority Go codebase. I will discuss the pragmatic framework we used to make the decision to switch and the outcomes related to our experience having a 90% Go backend.

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