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Then why do you use it? I'd rather have no generics in Go, maybe you can try Rust?
by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
Then why do you use it? I'd rather have no generics in Go, maybe you can try Rust?
- meddlepal 6y agoBecause I have a job that pays good money working in Go. Doesn't mean I have to be happy with it.
- ccktlmazeltov 6y agoInteresting, the reason they chose Go is probably due to its no BS aspect. But forcing to make java/C++ people work with it actually makes the language worse. Interesting.