I would agree, "near perfect" seems a bit extreme. But golang tooling is often simple and "good enough", which IMO is sometimes the best option available :) N

I would agree, "near perfect" seems a bit extreme. But golang tooling is often simple and "good enough", which IMO is sometimes the best option available :) Never underestimate "good enough" - it's good enough :D (But don't try to explain that to someone you're dating, LOL)