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Why is it so many of these submission titles tend to include "in Go" at the end? There are many, many submissions of things written in many languages and they
by xiaoma 12y ago
Why is it so many of these submission titles tend to include "in Go" at the end?
There are many, many submissions of things written in many languages and they don't generally append "in Scala", "in JavaScript" or "in Julia", etc., unless it's a post specifically about the language features or experience of writing the given software in that language.
When it's a tool such as this, is there some reason why it matters to a user if an app was written in Go specifically? Are Go users just particularly zealous? Honest curiosity here.
- nknighthb 12y agoReally? Code generation tools shouldn't mention the language they generate code for? (Put another way, you might want to take a moment to understand what the tool is before you use it as an excuse to complain about Go.)
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- Artemis2 12y agoBecause otherwise it makes the object of the title impossible to understand. There's already plenty of libraries of this kind of other languages. Not for Go.