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I'm glad to hear it. Was there anything about the language that you found particularly forced clarity and modularity? I'm giving a talk comparing Go and Ruby n
by lbarrow 13y ago
I'm glad to hear it.
Was there anything about the language that you found particularly forced clarity and modularity? I'm giving a talk comparing Go and Ruby next month and I'm curious as to what people with experience with larger Go programs find to be most helpful.
- mdwelsh 13y agoThe Go module system for sure. Also I really like Go's interface model (as opposed to Java or C++ classes) as it is more flexible and in some ways more precise. Note that I don't know Ruby so I can't compare Go to that...
- danieldk 13y agoThanks for the article, it was a very interesting read! Since this always comes up in Go discussions: did you miss generics in this project or was the lack of generics a non-issue?
- mdwelsh 13y agoI haven't found that I needed generics so far, though I can see places where they would be useful.