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Disclaimer: I’ve never tried to write Go. Memory management is not the only type of “little detail.” For instance, rust provides common collection operations (
by Gaelan 7y ago
Disclaimer: I’ve never tried to write Go.
Memory management is not the only type of “little detail.” For instance, rust provides common collection operations (filer, map, find…) in the standard library. In go (AFIAK), you need to hand-write a loop for each. IMO, the rust version is takes much less mental bandwidth to write and understand.
- The_rationalist 7y agorust provides common collection operations (filer, map, find…) Those are just standard functional methods available in most languages. Go indeed is noteworthy for it's lack of features.
- Gaelan 7y agoYes, of course. I just described it as a Rust feature because that was the comparison being made in the thread.