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I am stunned by how many people actually like working with go. As a language, I've always thought it was horrible. But as an option for tasks like network prog
by preommr 7y ago
I am stunned by how many people actually like working with go.
As a language, I've always thought it was horrible. But as an option for tasks like network programming, devops, setting up a web service, it's one of the best.
So I understand it's popularity, and I reach for it frequently as well, but not happily like others seem to.
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- throw_m239339 7y agoDepends on where you come from. From C, it's basically what you did with C with bells and whistles (multiple return types instead of OUT parameters for instance). From Scala/Java/C#, if you really like working with these languages, I don't think you'd enjoy Go. And while Goroutines sound nice at first, they come with many issues that languages that had similar concepts (like ADA tasks) did not have.
- tyrankh 7y ago> Problems Such as? :)