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When there's only one way to do it, everyone is or soon will be accustomed to it. I'm not a fan, but it fits with google's goal when creating the language.
by vicda 5y ago
When there's only one way to do it, everyone is or soon will be accustomed to it.
I'm not a fan, but it fits with google's goal when creating the language.
- monoideism 5y agoAgreed. I think that's probably one of Golang's strengths (and I've used it a bit professionally several years ago). I can understand if they want to keep it hyper-standardized. For devs who want a more functional approach, there are a number of alternatives, including Rust (which is not a fully functional language, but has many aspects thereof).