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I really love go, I try to use it whenever I can. That being said, I still have the feeling that having to rewrite a lot of dummy boilerplate code because of l
by ithkuil 14y ago
I really love go, I try to use it whenever I can.
That being said, I still have the feeling that having to rewrite a lot of dummy boilerplate code because of lack of generic collections hinders my productivity.
I completely understand that introducing that in the language it's a pandora box, etc etc (not only because of compiler's complexity and compilation speed).
But still, I have to find a way around that, being DRY has obvious advantages (although depending too much on obscure magic can be a problem); it's not just a random language feature from my favorite language.
I'm trying to see whether https://github.com/droundy/gotgo https://github.com/droundy/gotgo helps
- _ak 14y ago> I still have the feeling that having to rewrite a lot of dummy boilerplate code because of lack of generic collections hinders my productivity. Can you give any concrete code examples including a description what you would have liked differently?