It seems to be the trend. There would be more and more equivalents in Go in a foreseeable future. There would be a split.
I generally don't use Java or Go in my applications, but Go components are usually more lightweight and easier to use if you're not majorly working with those runtimes. JVM has a big overhead, and Java applications usually make things worse if they use things like dependency injection.
I generally don't use Java or Go in my applications, but Go components are usually more lightweight and easier to use if you're not majorly working with those runtimes. JVM has a big overhead, and Java applications usually make things worse if they use things like dependency injection.