Because its fast to get it up and running, and has batteries included.
Other stacks usually require tons of config, infrastructure set up. Scripting etc.
.net I can literally click deploy to azure and I'm done.
Other stacks usually require tons of config, infrastructure set up. Scripting etc.
.net I can literally click deploy to azure and I'm done.
> .net I can literally click deploy to azure and I'm done.
With Python/Node/Ruby/JavaScript, I can literally click "git push to Heroku" and I'm done.
Yeah, but those are scripty dynamic languages that many developers don't like.
$ goapp deploy
Go is a statically compiled language