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I like that the execution paths are visible. The issue is that the code's actual functionality gets hidden behind all the noise created by error handling.
by jasonhansel 4y ago
I like that the execution paths are visible. The issue is that the code's actual functionality gets hidden behind all the noise created by error handling.
- divan 4y agoThat's what I like about this approach in Go - by having no choice you accept that "error path" as "actual functionality". Phrases like "noise created by error handling" start sound like "the incovenience created by seatbelt". It's not noise.