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That sounds awesome, I'll definitely give it a try.
by cesarbs 12y ago
That sounds awesome, I'll definitely give it a try.
- keyle 12y agoI am afraid a language change is not going to help your burn feeling
- NateDad 12y agoI don't know that I agree with that. Tooling bloat was specifically mentioned, and Go is quite good with respect to that. There's just the one go tool to install, which can be installed just by unzipping a zip file. From there on in, you don't need any other tools. It just uses VCS for package management. You don't need an IDE... the single go tool has support for pretty much every part of the development cycle - compiling, testing, code formatting, profiling... there are no other tools you need to create real deliverable software. I've been writing Go for over two years and still haven't added any other tools to my standard workflow - git and go are the only two commands I type while writing go code. (At work we use a revision pinning tool, but I haven't needed that on my side projects.)