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Go now has generics. The performance of using them is hit or miss it seems. Your opinion is valid, but I would say, if you aren't juicing for the best performa
by crabbygrabby 4y ago
Go now has generics. The performance of using them is hit or miss it seems.
Your opinion is valid, but I would say, if you aren't juicing for the best performance, you can adopt easier patterns to async. There are comments on this post detailing how to go about doing that. Or yea use another language if you want.
- logicchains 4y ago>you can adopt easier patterns to async Can I do this without having to wrap half the libraries in the ecosystem if I want to use them without worrying about async? C# has that issue: the ecosystem buys heavily into async, so it can be hard to avoid it.
- crabbygrabby 4y agoProbably depends on what you are using and trying to do. So I'll say 'maybe'.
- gjvnq 4y agoBut Go still doesn't have enuns with data like in Rust.