Go is turning 16 this year (a young toddler as to say) and Jetbrains made a good survey in the development environment of 2025 and the results are really amazing check it here

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@codative

this was a big discrimination

Hey friends! 👋

Ever wished you could instantly understand any language? Well, get ready to have your mind blown!

I'm SO excited to introduce our brand new Translator Bot! 🤖🌍

This isn't just any translator. It's powered by super-smart AI, so the translations are incredibly accurate.

Why you'll love it:

🗣 Translate anything!

Just type English->Spanish Hello!

🚀 Super fast! Get your translations in a blink.
🌍 Explore the world! Chat with friends, understand song lyrics, or just have fun.
Ready to become a master of all languages? 😉

👉 Click here to start chatting with the bot: @simply_translator_bot

Go ahead, give it a try and have some fun with it!

And also Star the repo

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@codative

This is a simple comparison for the translation that the bot does

@codative

this is the current status and it is working well I will consider adding the other things too

@codative

I don know what is he issue with the inline is tho I mean it works on my testing bot and doesn't work on the production one 😭

I am thinking if we can have an Q&A session today'. Join me if u are interested

https://sma.robi.work/b/uSOeAQEuQxCW

Working 😂

Python for sure 😅 as many programmers

I can say both of have their shining places I have used both of them for a while I like that vim specially neovim is lightweight and don take much space and if ur pc has a very low spec it can get u the functionalities u want but learning it can be difficult sometime and vs code is the best for the person who want to just install and go and ha s good laptop spec

I recommend it specially if u want to know how things work and understand ur editor well since VSCode and other tools hide the detail of how things work from u which u cannot get so easily another thing is the importance of using keyboard for editing u can get the best of it on vim rather than VSCode

I am currently working with my friends to found a startup and it is in Go 😉 mostly except the frontend

I am planning to get a remote job and also continue working for private clients and

then there is the startup if we don go brankrupt that is 😂