> ... "bunch of random hobbyists" ... That beat Microsoft dead in the server market. In academic and scientific computing. How about the embedded market? From my perspective the random hobbyists have Microsoft backed…
Go's error type is something declared as being returned from a function, there's no try-catch with an exception being handed up a call stack. That's like saying ASM has exceptions because you can leave an error code in…
I hear these sorts of arguments often, as someone who likes both Go and C I do have some responses: I would hardly call exceptions in C++ a "feature" but more of a "liability." Enumerated types (probably referring to…
> ... "bunch of random hobbyists" ... That beat Microsoft dead in the server market. In academic and scientific computing. How about the embedded market? From my perspective the random hobbyists have Microsoft backed…
Go's error type is something declared as being returned from a function, there's no try-catch with an exception being handed up a call stack. That's like saying ASM has exceptions because you can leave an error code in…
I hear these sorts of arguments often, as someone who likes both Go and C I do have some responses: I would hardly call exceptions in C++ a "feature" but more of a "liability." Enumerated types (probably referring to…