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I don't know that "pretty" is the right description. High quality, well made, canonical C has a certain beauty to it and Go tends to offer a degree more on tha
by TheCondor 11y ago
I don't know that "pretty" is the right description. High quality, well made, canonical C has a certain beauty to it and Go tends to offer a degree more on that vein. I personally find that much of the js, Python, and ruby "beautifying" is related to compactness more than being easy for the next guy to view the correctness of or understand.
It's subjective though. I'd guess that if you're a fan of the suckless style of engineering, go might be right in your wheelhouse and you will probably find it very beautiful if you can accept garbage collection.