It shows that the author knows how to code go, but I get the impression that go programmers are more picky about idiomatic code than even python programmers, so if the author wants to get into go development, the author should probably stop that and work on something more idiomatic.
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What is the term for unpythonic in the Go community? This seems to be it. By the way it isn't using gofmt. https://github.com/tobyhede/underscore.go/blob/master/src/un...
It shows that the author knows how to code go, but I get the impression that go programmers are more picky about idiomatic code than even python programmers, so if the author wants to get into go development, the author should probably stop that and work on something more idiomatic.
stoppy
I just disagree with some of the idioms :)
But yeah. This is all WIP and I haven't done any real cleanup. I posted it to some go friends on Twitter, it wasn't quite meant to become "news".
goop. just kidding, i made that up, but i hope it sticks
It won't because "goop" is already a dependency manager for Go.
idiogomatic