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I have spent the majority of my life programming in Python, starting from the very first program I wrote. However, recently I've begun learning Go, and in many
by niux 3y ago
I have spent the majority of my life programming in Python, starting from the very first program I wrote. However, recently I've begun learning Go, and in many respects, it feels more Zen-like compared to Python. In Python, it seems there are a million ways to accomplish a single task, whereas Go often presents a singular, correct approach. As projects grow in size, the expressiveness of Python and the weak type safety eventually become a liability.
- givemeethekeys 3y agoWhen I first programmed in Python over 15 years ago, Python very much made me feel like there was one clear way to do a particular thing. Maybe as Go gets older, it too will have multiple ways to do the same thing.