Go is sane? I just started using it and the parsing libraries all standardize tags and reflection.
Not exactly sane. Go is one of the most clunkiest awkward languages I've ever worked with. The only benefit is that it's somewhat easy to learn.
Not exactly sane. Go is one of the most clunkiest awkward languages I've ever worked with. The only benefit is that it's somewhat easy to learn.
It's like a modernised C but for web/infrastructure. Unfortunately ignores about 3 decades worth of progress in other languages, and is simplistic to a fault. Jumping into an unknown codebase is easier than every other language I've used as a result.
As you've said, Go is sane by some definitions of the word but a user should know what types of sanity and insanity they are willing to work with and which are inherent to their problem space