@vidarh I was going to write a post, but you already wrote it. It's a great shame that many young programmers I meet think they need the noise of c# to pull off

@vidarh I was going to write a post, but you already wrote it. It's a great shame that many young programmers I meet think they need the noise of c# to pull off some good code. M2 with so few keywords, excruciating compile time checking, a great module system for the time, and beautiful green threading was just a joy to work with. It encouraged good engineering practice that helped me become a complete sme on the apps I created because I could keep so much more of the flow in my head than with my comparable experience with other languages. Golang has certainly rejuvenated my enjoyment of programming because it helps me recreate some of those experiences I had with M2.