GOPATH

>GOPATH
>if err != nil
>interface {}
>generics in 2.0
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>FFI slower than Ruby and Python
>regex slower than Ruby and Python
>nulls and crashes everywhere
>writing 1000000 lines of reflection just to get the same result as generics but with 10x latency
>no enums
>package management that is worse than no package management

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Literally the only people who complain about this language are sepples fanatics who've never even tried it.

>FFI slower than Ruby and Python
Why would you be making non-go calls?
>slow regex
Valid
>Nulls and crashes everywhere
Don't skip your err checks retard
>10000 lines of reflection
Literally nobody who uses the language correctly does this.
>no enums
iota
>package management problems
Package management actually works really well, it's the obtuse and retarded dev environment setup that's the problem.

>Literally nobody who uses the language correctly does this.
If you use empty interfaces (aka you use the standard library) then you are doing this already.

>iota
AHAHAHAHAHAHA, is this a bait or you're just retarded? the whole goal of using enums is to be type-safe
>Literally nobody who uses the language correctly does this.
have you ever dealt with with complex ad-hoc serialization/deserialization?
>Don't skip your err checks retard
a good modern language makes sure that nulls cannot be dereferenced in compile-time
>Package management actually works REALLY well
no it doesn't, any 25 yo language has a better package management. go mod is a mess, probably made by 12 yo girl or something.

>If you use empty interfaces
Literally nobody who uses the language correctly does this.

This isn't C, you're not tossing around void pointers. Type safety is compile-time guaranteed unless you do retarded shit like force cast empty interfaces.
>have you ever dealt with with complex ad-hoc serialization/deserialization?
Yes and it was about as easy to do in Go as it is in C. It's a weak point, not a reason to dismiss the entire language.
>a good modern language makes sure that nulls cannot be dereferenced in compile-time
That's an absolutely enormous source of research that nobody knows how to correctly do. Read a book on compilers and understand how absolutely fucking monumental that task is before spouting bullshit.
>no it doesn't, any 25 yo language has a better package management
Unfounded and not an argument. Go has excellent package management resolution.

>That's an absolutely enormous source of research that nobody knows how to correctly do. Read a book on compilers and understand how absolutely fucking monumental that task is before spouting bullshit.
nice bait retard, Rust has proven memory safety in compile-time. Not our problem if your knowledge about languages stopped at 50 yo C and the most retarded language ever written aka Go

>Go has excellent package management resolution
kek, you can't even remove a dependency and clean its dependencies or even update a dependency, literally 12 yo me could have written a much better package management tool

golang is a fest of retardation

>>GOPATH
Not a thing since go mod
>>if err != nil
Yea, 'cause exceptions are better. I do wish we had a built-in maybe monad, though.
>>interface {}
Awesome for DI.
>>generics in 2.0
Eh, desu I don't care one way or the other.

the language's design is awful and retarded. it's slow and compiles slowly
but hell the tooling around it is so comfy