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These don't seem tacked on. They spent so long on them specifically so they don't seem tacked on. The issue with Go is if you're not shuffling around binary da
by R0b0t1 5y ago
These don't seem tacked on. They spent so long on them specifically so they don't seem tacked on.
The issue with Go is if you're not shuffling around binary data it has horrible developer ergonomics. Network data is usually untyped, but if you start needing to care about what is in that data and need typed datastructures built around it you stop having fun quick. Same issue with C, really.
- pjmlp 5y agoThere is lots of fun to had when debugging mismatched dynamic structures sent around the network. It is no wonder that any new format introduced with hype to release developers from type safety boilerplate chains, a few years in production ends up getting its own flavour of schema definition.