The flaming in HN on this topic becomes wearisome.
I like go and code in it. What’s wrong with that and also wanting some of these improvements? Must I hate go to want the improvements or love go to not want them?
I thought the article’s summary was great:
Make it works -> Make it beautiful -> Make it reusable.
Now that the first step is done. What’s next? Don’t get me wrong, go is a perspective language: channels and goroutines are way much better than i.e. pthread, but should we really stop here?
In my experience, the most difficult thing is knowing when to stop. The beauty of Go is in the simplicity of the language. In contrast, C++ apparently now wants to be Lisp?
The flaming in HN on this topic becomes wearisome.
I like go and code in it. What’s wrong with that and also wanting some of these improvements? Must I hate go to want the improvements or love go to not want them?
I thought the article’s summary was great:
In my experience, the most difficult thing is knowing when to stop. The beauty of Go is in the simplicity of the language. In contrast, C++ apparently now wants to be Lisp?