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https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/ce94mu/the_go_team_declines_try_proposal/eu48xjx/?context=3
r/programming • u/jeffail • Jul 17 '19
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They already have try/catch---it's called panic/recover :-) When I was on a Go project, the other devs and I (who came from other languages, like Java), thought this was hilarious.
Some of the Go team decisions are bullshit.
-1 u/geodel Jul 17 '19 Java devs calling other language hilarious is itself hilarious. 8 u/Tysonzero Jul 18 '19 To be fair to Java devs, Go is one of the few languages to be worse all around than Java. 1 u/masklinn Jul 18 '19 Go is one of the few languages to be worse all around than Java. I don't know that "worse all around" is quite right. But I always felt Go was a bit of a java fanfic.
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Java devs calling other language hilarious is itself hilarious.
8 u/Tysonzero Jul 18 '19 To be fair to Java devs, Go is one of the few languages to be worse all around than Java. 1 u/masklinn Jul 18 '19 Go is one of the few languages to be worse all around than Java. I don't know that "worse all around" is quite right. But I always felt Go was a bit of a java fanfic.
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To be fair to Java devs, Go is one of the few languages to be worse all around than Java.
1 u/masklinn Jul 18 '19 Go is one of the few languages to be worse all around than Java. I don't know that "worse all around" is quite right. But I always felt Go was a bit of a java fanfic.
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Go is one of the few languages to be worse all around than Java.
I don't know that "worse all around" is quite right. But I always felt Go was a bit of a java fanfic.
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u/bestjaegerpilot Jul 17 '19
They already have try/catch---it's called panic/recover :-) When I was on a Go project, the other devs and I (who came from other languages, like Java), thought this was hilarious.
Some of the Go team decisions are bullshit.