One of the thing that's always been a bit off-putting about the Go community and leadership is that it seemed that when I came across things that I perceived as flaws in the tooling or language, I often felt told off and was made to feel that it's me who is wrong for a variety of reasons. Examples of this include GOPATH, the package infrastructure, error handling, lack of generics. Rob Pike disagrees so I must be wrong.
It's kind of satisfying to see that the "Go way" wasn't the best way after all and that some of these things are actively being addressed. I hope it makes the community a bit more welcoming as well.
It's kind of satisfying to see that the "Go way" wasn't the best way after all and that some of these things are actively being addressed. I hope it makes the community a bit more welcoming as well.