2 ms·

There's Go functionality such as pprof that requires the use of the default serve mux and therefore you can't use pprof with a true shared nothing design. The l

There's Go functionality such as pprof that requires the use of the default serve mux and therefore you can't use pprof with a true shared nothing design. The log module is similar. Does that lead to more bugs in programs? I don't know. It's quite possible it doesn't matter in terms of defect count. It's not shared nothing, though, is all I'm saying.

tptacek 8y ago
Right, thus the distinction I'm making between purity test concerns and practical concerns. Go is not, and has never claimed to be, a pure share-nothing design. It's pretty up front about not being that!