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by knorker
3358 days ago
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1. There are other ways to do it, yes. But "just upload anywhere and it works" is not just for server, but for tooling. That what comes out of the compiler can be used everywhere is a huge selling point that also, unfortunately, helped PHP even though there were other ways to do that too. 2. I could not disagree more. Just costs between int, float, int64, and double cause lots of bugs. Go makes costs explicit, which may be annoying, but does fix issues. Also lots of python code needs to check if passed args is str, or Unicode, or byte, or list, or dict, (or does, anyway, even though it shouldn't) so when someone passes in a generator when code assumed, or checked for a list, then all hell breaks loose. 4. I disagree with the article and think that the gorilla Go router is so good that you pretty much need it. :-) |
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