Hello there, In the first part, I described what I mean by "rapid development." Today I want to talk about Go's syntax and two myths(or misconceptions) around it. It helps us understand if you can use Go to write code quickly. To compare, I use Types...

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Pacharapol Withayasakpunt
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TypeScript is the best in terms of Flexibility, IMO. (At the loss of Runtime Type checking, or "true" strongly typed.)
Reducing Go to
interface{}...variadic functions, is just shooting yourself in the foot; reducing to Python level (without type hinting).The only one that can compete with TS, in terms of flexibility and IDE power, is Babel + Flow.