Will Go Lang "Dominate" the Next Decade?

Go Will Dominate the Next Decade | Ian Eyberg | LinkedIn

"Go is the New JVM
It's very clear that Go is replacing the JVM and .Net as the de-facto enterprise language of choice.
For instance pretty much every Scala shop I've talked to in SF is migrating to Go a bit at a time. Many shops in Europe are doing the same."

"Go will make your team 10X more productive."

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If Go could be used for mobile and IoT apps, yes, it could "dominate"...
Otherwise JavaScript VM already is...

If all else fails, there is already a compiler from Go Lang to JavaScript :)
gopherjs/gopherjs · GitHub
Even games are fast enough in the browser, translated from Go to JavaScript
Enj by ajhager

Comparing Go and .NET // Justin Beckwith

Some Go Lang resources:

Go: Getting Started – Pluralsight Training
Mike Van Sickle – Pluralsight author

Suggested Editor: Atom
packages: go-plus  terminal-panel atom-terminal
a background service for auto-completion: nsf/gocode · GitHub

How to Write Go Code - The Go Programming Language
Writing, building, installing, and testing Go code - YouTube

fast big data: ScyllaDB (C++) = 10x Cassandra (Java)

Apache Cassandra NoSQL Database Rewritten in C++, Is 10 Times Faster - Softpedia
"...The Cassandra project was created in Facebook's offices by one of the people who later went on to help Amazon build DynamoDB, another NoSQL database.
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Cassandra is written in Java, which is quite different from most other NoSQL databases like MongoDB and Redis, which are written in C++ and/or C.
This particularity is what drove developers to start work on ScyllaDB, creating a unique C++ framework called Seastar to help them port the Java code to a new async-based architecture that in the end has yielded a spectacular boost in performance.

According to ScyllaDB's creators, the database can handle 1 million transactions per second per server, is fully compatible with Cassandra, and can be dropped in without any modifications to the underlying code.

source: ScyllaDB and Seastar have been open-sourced and are available on GitHub."

Scylla DB

"Fully compatible with Apache Cassandra at 10x the throughput"

KVM creators open-source fast Cassandra drop-in replacement Scylla | ZDNet

Cassandra replacement Scylla offers 10x performance increase - TechRepublic

"Scylla operates at a lower level than Cassandra. It is written in C++14, and is built using GCC 5.1

...Scylla is not yet available, though the authors are hoping to reach general availability in January 2016"