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In my opinion your comments on Go concurrency misses a point, the fact that you do it once "and never touch it again" is a very very strong selling point, it pr
by tankenmate 2y ago
In my opinion your comments on Go concurrency misses a point, the fact that you do it once "and never touch it again" is a very very strong selling point, it probably means it was very well designed; not a weakness but a strength.
- lordofgibbons 2y agoI didn't mean it's a weakness. I mean it's not as amazing of a selling point as it was made out to be when the language first came out. If you're using something only rarely and not touching it again, there isn't much of a difference between go.New(func(){}) from some "go" package, and go func(){}. To reiterate, I'm not against the "go" keyword. It's whatever ¯\_(ツ)_/¯