Go doesn't have async/sync distinction, no keywords so the metaphor doesn't hold.
The correct interpretation here is that golang chose explicit context passing where java chose implicit. It's similar to explicit DI vs implicits. the function coloring metaphor doesn't make sense since the calling…
Go doesn't have async/sync distinction, no keywords so the metaphor doesn't hold.
The correct interpretation here is that golang chose explicit context passing where java chose implicit. It's similar to explicit DI vs implicits. the function coloring metaphor doesn't make sense since the calling…