I concur, pretty much the only downside to go is the relative lack of mature libraries. I look forward to the day when I can cover all my bases with go+python.
This is great. I just used it on one of my projects, and lo and behold I had a very subtle data race (and another not so subtle one –_–). Fixed em up in a jiffy.
Hearing about these great tools makes me want to give Go a try for my next project. I’ve heard that is is fairly RAM intensive though, can anyone comment on this?
It’s weird, like the Go team actually wants to make the language and toolset useful for developers.
Indeed. The tooling often seems so nice that it feels almost like a bonus that the language isn’t awful.
I concur, pretty much the only downside to go is the relative lack of mature libraries. I look forward to the day when I can cover all my bases with go+python.
I hope more programming languages learn this from Go. Your language is only as good as its tools.
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This is great. I just used it on one of my projects, and lo and behold I had a very subtle data race (and another not so subtle one –_–). Fixed em up in a jiffy.
Go has some of the sweetest tooling. Love it.
Hearing about these great tools makes me want to give Go a try for my next project. I’ve heard that is is fairly RAM intensive though, can anyone comment on this?