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The post analyzes the relevance of the Go programming language, indicating a low Deaditude Score of 15.9%. It uses data from various platforms such as GitHub, Stack Overflow, and Reddit to assess Go's popularity and suggests that while it seems to be declining in some measures, the language is not yet dead.

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Stack Overflow and Reddit are dead.

I do not even know why some people are wondering if a programming language is going to die.

if Go is dying, then us Ruby users are zombies already xD

According to the referenced website, Go is the most popular language. 👍 I was surprised to see Rust many languages behind Go. 🧐

When I was starting my first job as a Ruby developer, around 12 years ago, it was a popular opinion that Ruby is dying.
For years I’ve been working as a Ruby developer, but as a Go developer too.
From my experience, I can tell that such articles are just bullshit and they have no real connection to actual situation on the market. Without clicking I can say that Go is not dying (btw the same with Ruby).