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These issues that you described can happen with any language, ask any programmer or system engineer with long enough experience they’ll have stories with weird
by hasperdi 5y ago
These issues that you described can happen with any language, ask any programmer or system engineer with long enough experience they’ll have stories with weird problems.
Regardless which language you pick, there will always be these kinds of issues.
- Cthulhu_ 5y ago> These issues that you described can happen with any language While you're not wrong, I do strongly feel it depends on the language and architecture chosen. I'm a Go developer these days, and there's a big mindset to e.g. avoid dependencies, and for those dependencies to avoid including even more dependencies, keeping things fairly lightweight and with a low 'attack surface'. I mean I personally wouldn't mind a stricter type system and native enum support and some other things, but for now, I enjoy how basic it is, whilst avoiding the footguns that C/C++ brings.