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by the_mitsuhiko
3719 days ago
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A big problem with both Rust and Go is that the marketing says there are no exceptions, and because we all know exceptions are bad/slow/hard to understand that the languages are superior. I strongly object to this idea because from an implementation POV both Go and Rust are 90% there for all the complexities that exceptions cause but now nobody is aware of it. (This is also why I'm a huge proponent of Results in Rust and disabling unwinding altogether) |
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Defer has its own quirks that irritate me but I wouldn't call them exceptional so much as dynamic RAII.... or something.
Either way, if the languages allow me to avoid tracking down every possible http connection exception I need to trap to avoid bringing down my process I'd say it's a net win.