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They allow dynamically typed methods when you need them. Why does that make you sad?
by dscrd 13y ago
They allow dynamically typed methods when you need them. Why does that make you sad?
- nine_k 13y agoLoss of strong typing and runtime type detection is what makes me sad. Well, Go 1 has some of the problems of Java 1: no generics, typecasts from interface{} here and there, simplistic GC. Reasons are probably similar: this all is good enough for version 1, and can later be improved upon.
- kristianp 13y ago"Well, Go 1 has some of the problems of Java 1: no generics, typecasts from interface{} here and there, simplistic GC. Reasons are probably similar: this all is good enough for version 1, and can later be improved upon." Except I doubt we're going to see generics in Go version 2, whenever that may be. The sentiment against it has been pretty strong in the golang-nuts mailing list.