I'm with you here. Golang has a lot going for it, and it isn't shy about its shortcomings, but the story is "Try it, you'll like it." After a year, I still find myself bogging down coding things which should be easy and expanding my SLOC because of warts in the language.
As someone who learned C in the pre-ANSI language days, in the pre-POSIX library days… I have high hopes for Go 2.0, whatever that ends up being.
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I'm with you here. Golang has a lot going for it, and it isn't shy about its shortcomings, but the story is "Try it, you'll like it." After a year, I still find myself bogging down coding things which should be easy and expanding my SLOC because of warts in the language.
As someone who learned C in the pre-ANSI language days, in the pre-POSIX library days… I have high hopes for Go 2.0, whatever that ends up being.