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Is Go a good language for a newbie with no professional experience?
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Hey guys! I’ve been learning backend development with Nodejs for over a year now. But I never really landed a job while at it. Recently got interested and switched to Go. I am concerned about opportunities for entry level Go developers and I wanted to seek advice as to whether it’s a good language to start a professional career in backend dev.
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