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go is an all around worse choice that requires more effort and LOC per unit of functionalty
by neonsunset 3y ago
go is an all around worse choice that requires more effort and LOC per unit of functionalty
- moomoo11 3y agoWrong but okay.
- kcartlidge 3y agoIt often does require more LOC, but unless the difference is extreme (and whilst it's there it isn't extreme) then I'm not sure why LOC would even be relevant. What matters is quality and maintainability of code, not brevity of code. I prefer the expressiveness of C# or Ruby, for example, but do a lot of stuff in Go for the clarity/obviousness of the code and the power of the tooling/libraries/ecosystem.