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I do wish for a Go REPL. I use tests for this - write exploratory code in tests, and then move it to the actual package when I'm happy with it, which isn't near
by marcus_holmes 4y ago
I do wish for a Go REPL. I use tests for this - write exploratory code in tests, and then move it to the actual package when I'm happy with it, which isn't nearly as satisfying or fast. But again, the gains of coding in Go outweigh the costs (for me, I'm aware other people don't find the same).
- lelanthran 4y agoI'm doing mostly the same; one difference is that I know structure my test code and implementation code so that I start the test in the debugger and use watch expressions as a primitive REPL. call dbl.tbl_create(....) Very slow and cumbersome, though.