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I really really want to learn and use Go, I spent months with it. In the end, it's a very different paradigm and it is a pain for me to switch from the C-famil
by synergy20 4y ago
I really really want to learn and use Go, I spent months with it.
In the end, it's a very different paradigm and it is a pain for me to switch from the C-family-syntax to Go and back on a daily basis, and I gave up. Using C, JS, Java, C++, Dart, maybe even Rust(only tried it shortly) on the other hand is much more comfortable and natural for me. Go is just such a different style.
Been vastly different does carry some cost shall I say, Go could be a great language for new programmers however.
- lanstin 4y agoDependencies need updating from time to time whatever the dev team would prefer to be true. In a mono repo, projects like, upgrade all uses of X to X’ can be done by a central team if needed and safe. The dev teams don’t have to do much. If everyone has their own repos, and there are too many of them, it becomes difficult for central teams to do more than write migration tools and dash boards and nag people.