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Weirdly enough this perspective might suggest that the problem is not actually with Go, but with object oriented programming. Which wasn't considered thoroughly
by zzzcpan 8y ago
Weirdly enough this perspective might suggest that the problem is not actually with Go, but with object oriented programming. Which wasn't considered thoroughly by original authors, because they were not OO programmers.
- admax88q 8y agoNo other paradigm appears to be able to handle the complexity required to build the systems of today. Objects are very natural way to organize complexity. It's what let UNIX succeed where Multics failed.