Obviously but if you look at a lot of Go projects you tend to see it.
Especially in a corporate space. It should be obvious that I'm referring to things that you see in a professional environment with professional standards. I'm getting a lot of hate where that seems to be lost on people.
And even if someone is a solo developer I don't assume that they don't ever have to work with other people's code -- that certainly wasn't my experience when solo contracting.
Especially in a corporate space. It should be obvious that I'm referring to things that you see in a professional environment with professional standards. I'm getting a lot of hate where that seems to be lost on people.
And even if someone is a solo developer I don't assume that they don't ever have to work with other people's code -- that certainly wasn't my experience when solo contracting.