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I have (in depth, often under the gun of a production outage). Kubernetes is not a good example of idiomatic Go in any sense. Perhaps Spring Boot and friends a
by jen20 2y ago
I have (in depth, often under the gun of a production outage).
Kubernetes is not a good example of idiomatic Go in any sense. Perhaps Spring Boot and friends are also not good examples of idiomatic Java, but they are absolutely the common case of what is found in the wild.
- pjmlp 2y agoJust like Kubernetes, and its related ecosystem at CNCF are the main raison dêtre why many of us put up with Go.
- jen20 2y agoThe difference is prevalence. Kubernetes is a single (bad) Go project. Every piece of Java I ever see is AbstractFactoryProxyBean nonsense with annotations all over the show. I don’t know of a Go project where I can’t start at main (for a given program) and work out how it works without a bunch of ecosystem context. I can’t think of a single Java program where I can.