Comment Comment by neonsunset Thanks for posting this.It’s an unfortunate choice of “one hammer to rule them all” given Go does not offer necessary coverage at both low and high ends of abstraction (and performance) the way C# does. For me, it’s a similar kind of hammer.(I prefer to think of it as a crowbar ;D) parent neonsunset 2 years ago
It’s an unfortunate choice of “one hammer to rule them all” given Go does not offer necessary coverage at both low and high ends of abstraction (and performance) the way C# does. For me, it’s a similar kind of hammer.
(I prefer to think of it as a crowbar ;D)