Coming from swift, it's pretty refreshing to see a language that has decided to settle on the language itself pretty early and focused on improving all other aspects of the dev experience.
Last time i ran my go test suite on the CI i thought it had a bug because it was so fast compared to what i'm used to with swift.
I do still have a weird feeling of getting back to the stone age whenever i get a nil pointer panic though. i wish go devs could figure out a way of fixing those last quirks without impacting the rest too much.
Last time i ran my go test suite on the CI i thought it had a bug because it was so fast compared to what i'm used to with swift.
I do still have a weird feeling of getting back to the stone age whenever i get a nil pointer panic though. i wish go devs could figure out a way of fixing those last quirks without impacting the rest too much.