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Restarted a project for the 7th time in yet another different language. Hopefully I get somewhere with this one

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    good luck bro! 🙋
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    Why?
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    What were the previous six languages that failed you? Just curious.
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    If you know the requirements can you select the proper tool?
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    i ever stuck when decide which one programming language and framework to use, because there are a lot of cool new and shiny things out there, build and rebuild the project overtime and never ship the app. after i read this citation i start to think twice:

    "The first prerequisite you need to fulfill before beginning construction is a clear statement of the problem the system is supposed to solve." McConnell, Steve (2004). Code Complete(Second ed.). Microsoft Press. p. 36. ISBN 0-7356-1967-0.

    i realized i dont start the project based on problem that i want to solved. imho
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    @mrwbsn yup - people get too caught up with the latest buzz word. It's not always a bad thing, it's a great way to learn a new language. But if your goal is to ship, then you gotta focus on shipping
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    mainly I'm trying to learn a new language while accomplishing a semi important project. that's why I've started it over and over and so many different languages. I've gone from python, to Ruby, to Scala, to Clojure, to C++, and now I finally landed on Go. I think I'm sticking with this one. The goal of this project is speed
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    cool! we also use golang and its extremely blazing fast for our microservices and also can cut server fees. good luck wih your project. @dev0urer
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