I've never really gotten into Go. When choosing languages, I look for features that help prevent bugs, such as a strong and expressive type system and having some null protection.
Although Go is mentioned as scalable sometimes, I got the impression that 'advanced features for bug prevention' is kind of the opposite of what they're going for. It seems more about simplicity and speed-to-MWE.
"Thank you for appreciating @mverleg. Yes, Google Go, being a simple language and smart construction, shows fewer chances of bug occurrence. The coming year is sure to showcase a growth spurt for this language."
Mark
Interesting overview, thanks!
I've never really gotten into Go. When choosing languages, I look for features that help prevent bugs, such as a strong and expressive type system and having some null protection.
Although Go is mentioned as scalable sometimes, I got the impression that 'advanced features for bug prevention' is kind of the opposite of what they're going for. It seems more about simplicity and speed-to-MWE.
Is that impression correct?