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Absolutely. Many people will decide not to use Go for these reasons. But others will come to the conclusion that things like complex name lookup rules, or gene
by fauigerzigerk 10y ago
Absolutely. Many people will decide not to use Go for these reasons.
But others will come to the conclusion that things like complex name lookup rules, or generally too many possible interpretations of individual syntactical expressions, cause hugely greater mental load than any of Go's shortcomings.
That said, I have a lot of complaints about Go too. Especially error handling.