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I feel the same. Go is a different type of terse. I think terseness goes beyond the number of lines. When I skim Go code, I can grasp the meaning of it very qui
by tejasmanohar 10y ago
I feel the same. Go is a different type of terse. I think terseness goes beyond the number of lines. When I skim Go code, I can grasp the meaning of it very quickly.
- sjellis 10y agoI've seen talks where Rob Pike describes Go as being "light on the page" vs. "noisy", meaning (I think) that it doesn't have lots of sigils and annotation bits around the code.