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by jim33442
102 days ago
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Records and pattern-matching didn't exist back then and are only used in new codebases. That isn't enough to fix it anyway. The Go error handling is bad enough that it makes the lang not a top choice for me. Seems like entire vision of Go was being the opposite of C++ in every way, and that resulted in something halfway decent, but it unfortunately doesn't use exceptions. You get stuff done in fewer loc than in Java at least, and it always had solid m:n greenthreading, and the GC just works without having to tune it. |
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