> This is a false dichotomy. No, React beginner tutorial implies learning JSX , then you need to compile JSX into JS. Vue.js does none of that. You just write Javascript and HTML. And yes, Vue.js also supports…
> I think it is no surprise that one goal of Go is coding at large where large teams are involved. I don't buy that. There is no proof Go programming at large scales better than Java programming at large. Go didn't…
> I really don't miss having invisible control flow for expected conditions blowing up my programs with long stack traces. As opposed to panics? Checked exceptions don't blow up in your face, you have to handle them.…
> The fact is a lot of people are perfectly fine current Go capabilities and prefer writing useful software solution as compared to debating on PL theories and community agendas. How many? how many didn't use Go because…
> Not enough Go code adds context like os.Remove does. Too much code does only Well, the error interface is { Error()string } and gophers were told to use errors as values, not errors as type because supposedly…
> This is a false dichotomy. No, React beginner tutorial implies learning JSX , then you need to compile JSX into JS. Vue.js does none of that. You just write Javascript and HTML. And yes, Vue.js also supports…
> I think it is no surprise that one goal of Go is coding at large where large teams are involved. I don't buy that. There is no proof Go programming at large scales better than Java programming at large. Go didn't…
> I really don't miss having invisible control flow for expected conditions blowing up my programs with long stack traces. As opposed to panics? Checked exceptions don't blow up in your face, you have to handle them.…
> The fact is a lot of people are perfectly fine current Go capabilities and prefer writing useful software solution as compared to debating on PL theories and community agendas. How many? how many didn't use Go because…
> Not enough Go code adds context like os.Remove does. Too much code does only Well, the error interface is { Error()string } and gophers were told to use errors as values, not errors as type because supposedly…