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Go is advertised as feeling scripty and light but I don't think it really shakes the systems programming feel. Idiomatic Go has a lot of error checking which ad
by Detrus 14y ago
Go is advertised as feeling scripty and light but I don't think it really shakes the systems programming feel. Idiomatic Go has a lot of error checking which adds verbosity.
It would be nice to have a language you can do scripty stuff with but also build high performance systems, but I doubt Go will be it. Clojure seems closer but somewhat less performant.
- mdwrigh2 14y agoI mean, you should be handling errors, that's the point. But if you want to ignore them, it's almost always the last return value so you can just write: foo, _ := DoBar()