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Given that the data seem to suggest more code is written in Go, perhaps it's just that code is in general buggy and that is a hateful thing, but it means the la
by lanstin 5y ago
Given that the data seem to suggest more code is written in Go, perhaps it's just that code is in general buggy and that is a hateful thing, but it means the language isn't getting in the way also.
- Yoric 5y ago> Given that the data seem to suggest more code is written in Go, perhaps it's just that code is in general buggy and that is a hateful thing Maybe? I'm not convinced. If that was the case, I assume that I would have seen someone accusing Rust of shooting them in the foot. Again, while Rust is my current favorite language, I make no claim that Rust is perfect by any metric. > but it means the language isn't getting in the way also. Probably? I don't practice go sufficiently to be a judge of that. I know that the Rust community would definitely assume that the compiler (or at least clippy, the standard linter) should get in the way of anything that is obviously (or not-so-obviously) going to cause a bug sooner or later.