> The author says that "all the problems listed here have already been solved" by Rust and Haskell. Great, so let's stop complaining about Go and use those languages instead.
I applaud your advocacy. Using other languages is pretty much my personal plan.
The problem, though, is that like everybody else in the industry, I don't work in a vacuum. Other people may be making platform decisions for projects I work on.
Complaining about Go's limits seems like a good additional strategy to minimize the chance that I'll have to work around them again in the future.
I applaud your advocacy. Using other languages is pretty much my personal plan.
The problem, though, is that like everybody else in the industry, I don't work in a vacuum. Other people may be making platform decisions for projects I work on.
Complaining about Go's limits seems like a good additional strategy to minimize the chance that I'll have to work around them again in the future.