Quite the hot take on Golang LOL. These were logic and flow errors that could have emerged with any language. These bugs were teased out with deep introspection.
The second paragraph seems more like design issues than a language issue. That said, I’d certainly rather write a parser in Golang than JavaScript, especially once one brings up type safety.
> I mean, this is kinda what you expect from software written in Go, right
Unlike real software, written by real men, in Assembly, on paper, bare chested during a full moon, right?
> The point of go is to make is it so that below average programmers can write roughly average code
You either have no clue about Go, or are mistaking it with something else.
Go was created at Google to have a performant language with static types that was easy to read (because code is read much more often than it is written, while improving it, fixing it, reviewing it, etc). Lots of extremely solid, good, widely used software is written in it, and for good reasons.
Comparing Go with JavaScript also doesn't leave us with the impression you've even heard of Go before this comment.
Quite the hot take on Golang LOL. These were logic and flow errors that could have emerged with any language. These bugs were teased out with deep introspection.
The second paragraph seems more like design issues than a language issue. That said, I’d certainly rather write a parser in Golang than JavaScript, especially once one brings up type safety.
> I mean, this is kinda what you expect from software written in Go, right
Unlike real software, written by real men, in Assembly, on paper, bare chested during a full moon, right?
> The point of go is to make is it so that below average programmers can write roughly average code
You either have no clue about Go, or are mistaking it with something else.
Go was created at Google to have a performant language with static types that was easy to read (because code is read much more often than it is written, while improving it, fixing it, reviewing it, etc). Lots of extremely solid, good, widely used software is written in it, and for good reasons.
Comparing Go with JavaScript also doesn't leave us with the impression you've even heard of Go before this comment.