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I can't really quantify it as it was in drips but in general, since I already knew C and Python, learning Go was easy. I could have started to write a web app r
by kkowalczyk 14y ago
I can't really quantify it as it was in drips but in general, since I already knew C and Python, learning Go was easy. I could have started to write a web app right away, following tutorials on Go website and elsewhere.
At the beginning it's frustratingly slow, as it always is when you learn something new, but if you know other C-like languages, picking up Go will be fast. You just have to put the time to learn standard library and Go way of doing some things.
- mitchi 14y agoI have some questions. Are you on Linux or Windows? Did you have to use a debugger or no need?
- kkowalczyk 14y agoI develop on Mac, deploy to Linux (Ubuntu). Didn't have to use a debugger so far.
- rartichoke 14y agoGo has full support for gdb if you want a debugger. You can even hook into go routines.