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by pipe_connector
1297 days ago
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In general I agree with you, but Go's simple syntax means that there are extremely few (if any? I've never run into one) edge cases with checking that an error was at least considered. The guarantees are the same as what you get with e.g. Rust. The only difference is that you have to run a third party's code, which I don't like, either. |
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I'm not sure how they could be, given that Rust checks exhaustively and Go doesn't. If one programmer messes up, then that's it, an unhandled exception might occur in the future. I would rather rely on the computer telling me when it should be handled over humans.