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I want to like Go. I built a small phone app with it. The best way to describe it is incomplete. I think the philosophy is to make things more minimal? A lot
by 999900000999 1y ago
I want to like Go.
I built a small phone app with it. The best way to describe it is incomplete. I think the philosophy is to make things more minimal?
A lot of frameworks don’t exactly do everything they need to.
I’ll still pick it over Rust, which seems to like punishing the developer.
- noisy_boy 1y agoI wrote an application in Go about couple of years ago that is still running in production without much maintenance. The language isn't bad as such + the single binaries are nice. But until they reduce the error handling noise (which I suspect they never will), I won't choose it voluntarily to write code. Rust is actually nice if one can accept cloning as a workaround. The error handling via ? is awesome in rust.