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I think Go is the only software release at this point to whose releases I respond with ‘Ooh shiny’ and not ‘Oh god’. I love the way they’re doing this — calm,
by rolleiflex 7y ago
I think Go is the only software release at this point to whose releases I respond with ‘Ooh shiny’ and not ‘Oh god’. I love the way they’re doing this — calm, collected, slow, and with ample heads up.
At this point, I think we all have some JavaScript PTSD.
- fourseventy 7y agoi feel the same way!
- seabrookmx 7y agoC# obviously has a very different design philosophy than Go, but its releases are moving along at a similar (and IMO, reasonable) pace.
- Cthulhu_ 7y agoYeah, for me the turnaround point for JS was when they added classes - JS is not an oop language and trying to make it look like one doesn't work. Worse, they didn't even implement it properly - no access modifiers. Call me a bit of a luddite but this is one of the reasons why I'm skeptical about generics in Go - it'll be another language construct to keep in mind. Mind you this opinion of mine is baseless because unfortunately I haven't had the opportunity to do any serious go development yet.