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A common theme in Go is "Do important things the correct way," even if that equates to slightly more work for the developer. People will inevitably argue about
by freyr 13y ago
A common theme in Go is "Do important things the correct way," even if that equates to slightly more work for the developer.
People will inevitably argue about (a) what's really important, and (b) what's really the correct way. But they didn't create Go. It's clear where Go's creator stand on the issues.
- jjindev 13y agoI had a funny experience. Before I ever worked with Go a developer I'd worked with (and argued small details and big philosophies), told me "why don't you use Go? It seems your kind of language." From my later glances it seems like he was right. So I might be in the fortunate subset for which the philosophy matches, more or less.