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Is it really though? Go is not expressive enough to model your problem domain in a concise and coherent way, which leads to very large code-bases compared to ot
by dfgdghdf 6y ago
Is it really though? Go is not expressive enough to model your problem domain in a concise and coherent way, which leads to very large code-bases compared to other languages. Whilst each line is easy to understand in the small (because there is very little abstraction), it becomes extremely difficult to understand how the code works in the large.
- mrmonkeyman 6y agoYour "problem domain" is a bunch of boring, easy, simplistic tax and/or logistics calculations and you know it.
- baby 6y agoI’ve worked on both large rust and go codebases and I can’t agree with you.