> Go was designed by some old-school folks that maybe stuck a bit too hard to their principles, losing sight of the practical conveniences.
It feels often like the two principles they stuck/stick to are "what makes writing the compiler easier" and "what makes compilation fast". And those are good goals, but they're only barely developer-oriented.
It feels often like the two principles they stuck/stick to are "what makes writing the compiler easier" and "what makes compilation fast". And those are good goals, but they're only barely developer-oriented.