Well, our situation is quite unique because we are privately deployed.
If it's not a resource-sensitive application, I would choose Go because the cost savings from development efficiency outweigh server costs…
Well, our situation is quite unique because we are privately deployed. Some customers require all services to be deployed on a Windows server. Therefore, low resource consumption sometimes becomes our core selling point. That's why we choose Rust to build some high-load applications and have achieved good results.
If it's not a resource-sensitive application, I would choose Go because the cost savings from development efficiency outweigh server costs. After all, hardware is not expensive, right?
