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- Designers of the language forced their where-braces-go religion on everyone by building it into the language. For me, that means every time I attempt to writ
by MCRed 12y ago
- Designers of the language forced their where-braces-go religion on everyone by building it into the language.
For me, that means every time I attempt to write code in Go my nose is rubbed in the "this language was built by assholes who have no respect for you".
- mdcox 12y agoOh really? I can see that I suppose, but I always found it kind of nice that they enforce a very specific style. It makes it so that all Go code I see is consistent and clear. Same with the way they do documentation. I guess it does take some of the aesthetic or artistic quality out of it, but in practice it's never bothered me. On the contrary, not having the option removes quite a bit of mental overhead on what (to me) comes down to a fairly religious but ultimately inconsequential viewpoint.
- nr0mx 12y agoAre you being ironic? I guess it wouldn't overly bother the OP, considering he's switching from python, where "the designers of the language forced their mind-your-indentation religion on everyone blah blah blah".
- Dewie 12y agoThe indent-backwards programmers must have felt very offended by that. :)