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What's your definition of a good language? As for Golang fanboyism which contrary to Rust is almost none existent, I mean on every HN / Reddit post you're goin
by Thaxll 5y ago
What's your definition of a good language?
As for Golang fanboyism which contrary to Rust is almost none existent, I mean on every HN / Reddit post you're going to get someone that will tell you about Rust, why would you use a language with GC, error handling, no sum types etc ... hinting that it's the best language, something that you never see with Go users.
- int_19h 5y agoGo users also make similar claims, it's just that their definition of "best" is different (e.g. valuing simplicity over generality or correctness).