> The result is its widespread adoption in its niche
And everywhere else, unfortunately.
Go is an overreaction in the opposite direction. In 2010 I can't agree that there is a good reason to make a language without generics and reasonable error handling from the very start.
And everywhere else, unfortunately.
Go is an overreaction in the opposite direction. In 2010 I can't agree that there is a good reason to make a language without generics and reasonable error handling from the very start.