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Actually Go interfaces map pretty well to a concurrent (and likely networked environment). It's often straightforward to put a network-based implementation behi
by rogpeppe1 12y ago
Actually Go interfaces map pretty well to a concurrent (and likely networked environment). It's often straightforward to put a network-based implementation behind a Go interface type. When was the last time you saw a web service that is parameterised by a type?
- gclaramunt 12y agoI guess we have a different approach about what to expect in a programming language. Maybe if Go was dynamic or with full type inference, will like it more :) I bet is great for the niche between C++ and Java, but not sure if I would want to use as a general programming language