javascript requires you install Node on your target platform alongside your Javascript program, where as Go doesn't. So the extra step you described gets equalled out.
as I said, it's very naive to blanket claim that node is better for cross platform development.
If I'm completely honest, i find people who say languages are definitively better at boardly defined subjects are usually lacking objectivity. Programming can seldom be summarise so easily without losing all precision.
as I said, it's very naive to blanket claim that node is better for cross platform development.
If I'm completely honest, i find people who say languages are definitively better at boardly defined subjects are usually lacking objectivity. Programming can seldom be summarise so easily without losing all precision.