I dont find this blogpost very interesting.
The point of TJ's post was that concurrency in Nodejs was hard compared to Go,so was error management.It's not about one using Go or NodeJS,more about the fact that it is harder to build concurrent servers that dont crash on error in NodeJS than in Go.
Furthermore I personally dont rely on anything to OP wrote, so wether he stays or leaves nodejs doesnt matter.
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I dont find this blogpost very interesting. The point of TJ's post was that concurrency in Nodejs was hard compared to Go,so was error management.It's not about one using Go or NodeJS,more about the fact that it is harder to build concurrent servers that dont crash on error in NodeJS than in Go.
Furthermore I personally dont rely on anything to OP wrote, so wether he stays or leaves nodejs doesnt matter.