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by sidlls
889 days ago
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Rust and Go both provide features to implement code in an OO-ish way: traits and interfaces. I just code in Rust as a hobby but I code in go professionally. The go codebases I work on at work are bloated messes of abstractions and duck typing, often meant to enforce some absurd standard of unit-testing. They can easily be as bad as any "enterprise Java" stereotype you wish to invoke. |
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