> This was to be something the whole team could work on but half the team didn’t want anything to do with it. The developer who wrote it is a brilliant person b

> This was to be something the whole team could work on but half the team didn’t want anything to do with it. The developer who wrote it is a brilliant person but the fact it divided half the team was a problem. This is basically an admission that they're using Go as their Blub language because it's all the underqualified half of their team can handle. I wish they had shown the Go equivalent of that code, because I assume it's hundreds of lines of repetitive boilerplate that takes the same effort to work through no matter how smart you are.