I find Go to be a great language for writing cross-platform applications. Cross-compilation and static linking for pure Go programs can simplify distribution of binaries greatly. Tools like the Hugo project (similar to…
Regular expressions are used less frequently in Go than in many popular languages (esp. dynamic ones). Often the "strings" package suffices. I almost never import "regexp". So yea. As people have said, I don't think…
I find Go to be a great language for writing cross-platform applications. Cross-compilation and static linking for pure Go programs can simplify distribution of binaries greatly. Tools like the Hugo project (similar to…
Regular expressions are used less frequently in Go than in many popular languages (esp. dynamic ones). Often the "strings" package suffices. I almost never import "regexp". So yea. As people have said, I don't think…