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I don't get why you're singling out Go - you can certainly test your Go code just like in any other language (and Go's tools for it are probably better anyway).
by jstx1 4y ago
I don't get why you're singling out Go - you can certainly test your Go code just like in any other language (and Go's tools for it are probably better anyway).
- bb88 4y ago> and Go's tools for it are probably better anyway Trying to detect nil pointer panics in go is a fucking nightmare. The compiler doesn't warn about it, and just lets it fly.