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by tantalor 5373 days ago
The same could be said of Go, but I don't think its true.

I think the lesson of channels is important. If you constrain your communication to a channel then your callbacks will be simpler, not more complicated, because the channel manages the communication for you.

It's like using Unix pipes instead of managing buffers yourself. It's a simple tool, and hides the tedious/ugly bits that nobody wants to see.