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A 10x reduction isn't uncommon, unless the code wasn't doing much (or wasn't very large) to begin with. Either way, the reduction is quite significant. Where h
by baccheion 10y ago
A 10x reduction isn't uncommon, unless the code wasn't doing much (or wasn't very large) to begin with. Either way, the reduction is quite significant.
Where have you seen Go codebases being larger than Java's (with both providing the same amount of functionality)?
- Cyph0n 10y agoPrimarily common snippets or tasks I felt were a bit verbose in Go compared to Java, or at least as verbose as Java. > A 10x reduction isn't uncommon, unless the code wasn't doing much (or wasn't very large) to begin with. Either way, the reduction is quite significant. I'll shoot your question back at you: do you have any specific examples to back your claim? I don't like Java either to be frank, but I'm defending it because I'm not convinced by your original claim, i.e., Java has long compile times and is 10x more verbose.