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How would you compare it to C#? Stable-ish There's a lot of documentation and plenty of stablished patterns, so LLM can produce it no sweat Everything and the K
by joseda-hg 2mo ago
How would you compare it to C#?
Stable-ish
There's a lot of documentation and plenty of stablished patterns, so LLM can produce it no sweat
Everything and the Kitchen Sink
Performant, and safeish, even if not null safe
- bensyverson 2mo agoYeah, C# is probably the closest direct comparison. I like that Go emits a simple binary, whereas it seems like that needs to be configured with a .NET project. Probably just a matter of taste/preference!
- keithnz 2mo agoIn my experience C# works out pretty good. I wrote a project in Go, it mostly went well, but it had weird bugs and the AI struggled to solve them. Rewriting in C# seemed a lot more robust. I use it a lot these days and I find the AI rarely has any issues with language/framework and you get pretty good results.