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> now every Go program is full of nilchecking boilerplate The try/throw/catch model is painful and Go opted for errors as values. It makes code more verbose b
by ARandomerDude 3y ago
> now every Go program is full of nilchecking boilerplate
The try/throw/catch model is painful and Go opted for errors as values. It makes code more verbose but also much more predictable. Pick your pain.
- bushbaba 3y agoMakes developers need to at least think about error handling compared to say python. However I find Java’s error handling to be superior, but Java coding generally requires an IDE.