crowdyriver

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   by crowdyriver 4y ago

   > Go doesn’t have exceptions. It uses multiple return values to return errors. It’s far too easy to forget to check errors... Yes, because it is easy and predictable to track exceptions in nested try catches and hidden control flow.
2. 32.▲
   by crowdyriver 4y ago

   My feelings exactly. I love go because of how productive and resilient can be. In months programming in it I've barely had any null pointer exceptions. If it compiles, and passes the linters, it mostly works aswell.
3. 33.▲
   by crowdyriver 4y ago

   Some of my competitors use React, and frankly, couldn't be happier. Easier to outcompete them!
4. 34.▲
   by crowdyriver 4y ago

   So in my honest opinion, go ahead! If your book or book series is digestible enough, I could potentially be interested in reading it. There could be a lot of value in it, even if it doesn't reach such big audience like books from autho
5. 35.▲
   by crowdyriver 4y ago

   Hello Sam, I don't know if you've heard about this youtube channel, actualized. I'm not sure if I should recommend it to you, because, well, it takes extreme an extreme openmind to see his videos, but I'm sure you could