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by takeda
2528 days ago
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This is interesting, I didn't feel that with go I understand my code better, but I also don't think I was lost in other languages. My impression of go, is that it is very boring to program in it, and some decisions weren't thought well. For example if you use anything else for numbers than int, int64 or float64 you will have very bad time. Lack of generics forces you to duplicate your code, duplicating increases chances of errors and make it harder to fix bugs. The errors are passed as values, but then you need to use different return value to pass them, defeating the whole point of having that. On top of that the language is very rigid. I'm wondering if introducing macros could solve a lot of those issues. |
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