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Judging by most responses form the Go team and/or the community around the language, it would seem that none of the issues listed in the article are actually va
by eptcyka 8y ago
Judging by most responses form the Go team and/or the community around the language, it would seem that none of the issues listed in the article are actually valid. I.e. this is the _correct_ way to handle errors, sum types bring nothing, etc.
Of course, things have changed since, but what does that say about the previously strongly held opinions of the team?
- grumpydba 8y ago> Judging by most responses form the Go team and/or the community around the language, it would seem that none of the issues listed in the article are actually valid Generics have been considered for years by the core maintainers. See Ian Lance Taylor's proposals. So you're either lying or not informed enough to be so assertive.