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If it wasn't part of Newsqueak, then it's very likely not part of the original language philosophy. A lot of things seem to have been added with hindsight to ea
by Rochus 3y ago
If it wasn't part of Newsqueak, then it's very likely not part of the original language philosophy. A lot of things seem to have been added with hindsight to ease migration and support programmers coming from previous thread libraries.
> I've seen claims though that it is best practice to always use wait groups
Is this from the original authors? Can you provide a reference, please?
- yxhuvud 3y ago> A lot of things seem to have been added with hindsight to ease migration Or perhaps a lot of things were added because it makes the language easier to write and read and less prone to failures, when solving real problems. Pragmatism wins, every time. Frankly, Go doesn't seem like a language that would add stuff to ease migration or to simplify for people coming from other backgrounds. > Is this from the original authors? No, random forum posts by seemingly experienced developers.