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Some of the boilerplate is likely to go away in new versions. (See new "check" syntax.) But the hidden advantage of Go has always been the ability to look at a
by JulianMorrison 8y ago
Some of the boilerplate is likely to go away in new versions. (See new "check" syntax.) But the hidden advantage of Go has always been the ability to look at a function and just see what it does. That comes at the expense of boilerplate, but is worth it.
- erik_seaberg 8y agoWhenever I look at some Go, it seems the "what it does" is buried in a big pile of mechanics that could have been generated. You're more likely to see half a dozen error-prone lines copying between slices than an obvious HOF named "filter".