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If it didn't work with React Native and the much richer Javascript/Typescript world, what makes you think that Go will magically make it better? I get that you
by KirinDave 9y ago
If it didn't work with React Native and the much richer Javascript/Typescript world, what makes you think that Go will magically make it better?
I get that you like Go, logically (although emotionally, I can only feel confusion from such an idea). But no one has even remotely offered an idea what advantages Go brings to this table other than "I like it!"
Which is cool, but I loathe it. So unless there are compelling things in this framework (hence my question) this seems like a great way to use worse tooling and an awkwardly shoehorned language to fail to accomplish exactly what other frameworks have failed to do.
- zghst 9y agoThere's nothing wrong with exploration and improving language interop across platforms.
- KirinDave 9y agoThis isn't really answering the question though, is it? On the basis of language, Go is a regressive and under-performant pile that people seem to love largely because of its nostalgia factor. What about this framework helps to offset how awful Go is?