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Did you mistype Go? Java has proper error messages with a full stack trace that tells the whole story. Of course individual developers may lazy out on writing
by gf000 6mo ago
Did you mistype Go?
Java has proper error messages with a full stack trace that tells the whole story.
Of course individual developers may lazy out on writing useful error messages, but that's hardly a Java issue.
Meanwhile in Go you can be happy to have any error message at all. And then you can hope it's a unique string you can grep in a codebase. Where you only may find a line of code you could have arrived from many different places.