> [anything related to Go] is an undervalued technology What exactly has he been reading? I've been working in Go for a while now, after years of reading only

> [anything related to Go] is an undervalued technology What exactly has he been reading? I've been working in Go for a while now, after years of reading only praise for it. Except for the error handling, which is far from the only thing wrong with the language/ecosystem, and even comments on that never fail to gather dozens of apologists. There's nothing undervalued about it. This article itself is an example and it features little I haven't read dozens of times. > Decentralized modules are great idea and avoid most of the issues of a centralized package repositories. But centralized package repositories are essentially an attempt to solve the problems of the wild west approach from before (which Go's way is more or less a throwback to, that only works better now thanks to platforms like github). Maybe they're a good thing? Is everyone else wrong? Questions for later.