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If you pick a language designed by someone who explicitly hates tooling, then you are bound to suffer from the lack of good tooling.
by nodejs_rulez_1 5y ago
If you pick a language designed by someone who explicitly hates tooling, then you are bound to suffer from the lack of good tooling.
- bborud 5y agoare you talking about Typescript, JavaScript or Emacs Lisp?
- donio 5y agoAssuming that you are talking about Go, I don't know where you are getting that from. Go has had excellent tooling from early on. Standard code formatting with gofmt from day 1 was HUGE. godoc, godef, goimports and oracle were also available from early on. And then when LSP came along we got multiple LSP server implementations fairly quickly. I don't have a link around but I am fairly certain that getting the basic tooling into shape was one of the priorities before the 1.0 release.