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In-between research and teaching, I try to keep up-to-date with the latest Node and ES standard changes, although the more I write `async` and `Promise.all()`, the crazier I think I'm becoming. I also dipped a toe or two in Python because of a teaching assignment, but it's a very limited first-year course, so that was done with my eyes closed. I did already play with it while writing a converter for exporting my DokuWiki site to this Hugo site. I'm still torn.
Last year I decided to [took a few weeks to explore Go](/post/2021/04/exploring-go/) because, you know. It compiles natively and I was getting sick of `malloc()`. I've done a few homebrew projects with it, including the Webmention service for this site, and like its conciseness so far. I know many people dislike Go because of its "enterprisey focus" or inconsistencies, but I don't think those people have plodded in the JDK and .NET world for years and years. If I could choose between a Java, .NET or Go job, for the moment, I'd choose the latter. Perhaps because I know the least about it.
Last year I decided to [take a few weeks to explore Go](/post/2021/04/exploring-go/) because, you know. It compiles natively and I was getting sick of `malloc()`. I've done a few homebrew projects with it, including the Webmention service for this site, and like its conciseness so far. I know many people dislike Go because of its "enterprisey focus" or inconsistencies, but I don't think those people have plodded in the JDK and .NET world for years and years. If I could choose between a Java, .NET or Go job, for the moment, I'd choose the latter. Perhaps because I know the least about it.
A new Android app development course this year forced me to [explore Kotlin](/post/2021/08/kotlin-is-java-2/), and although I was initially quite excited to get rid of all the Java plumbing, [Kotlin is still just Java](/post/2021/08/kotlin-is-java-2). If I _had_ to work on the JVM and interop with Java, I'd write in Kotlin---probably because if I attempted to commit Clojure code, I'd get "but I don't know any `(((`!" responses.