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He doesn't mention what he's using instead, which doubtless has problems of its own. I'm not much of a Go user, but its community seem fairly forthright about
by davidw 9y ago
He doesn't mention what he's using instead, which doubtless has problems of its own. I'm not much of a Go user, but its community seem fairly forthright about what it does, how, and its tradeoffs. I didn't learn anything by reading this.
- hardwaresofton 9y agoI wonder if the author has gotten a chance to use Java or C++ for any extended period of time. While I don't think Golang is the greatest language ever invented, the trade-offs it offers for the productivity it provides is paramount to me. I think an appreciation for Go and the choices it makes can only be fully felt once you've spent a significant amount of time in another less expressive/convenient/simple language.