@fernand0 A ver ... no está mal del todo pero me resultô previsible y sus "pinzeladas" de humor realmente me sobraron.
Aún y así se lee de forma rápida y amena.
@BNevio@Yasin0424 My point of view is than #golang is maybe a little bit #hyped right now, and sometimes is chosen without thinking in the consequences.
But this is the same old story isn’t it? :)
@BNevio@Yasin0424 My feel has been always that blaming a language because doesn’t support XXX is never wise.
It’s a matter of different choices/paradigms/implementations.
@BNevio@Yasin0424 Also … regarding “inheritance” don’t you think Golang documentation makes pretty its position about inheritance vs. composition?
Maybe the project you’re involved had a bad choice (if they rely on inheritance and can’t be solved using composition)
Is that possible?
@BNevio@Yasin0424 Interesting …. So what would be your opinion about the fact Go is by far more used that Rust?
Lack of understanding? Hype? None of them?
@BNevio@Yasin0424 Any proven experience on such radical affirmation? I also believe Rust is an interesting language but I tend not to be as hard on my opinions … (probably because my age … I’ve been mistaken a few times) ;)
@aikchar It’s been more than 4 years for me right now. I’m still using python but it is not my comfy zone anymore.
I’m still doing scripts first in python but right now it is usual for me to write services and tools with golang.
So definitely I believe the two can coexist. #golang#python
@robjloranger @ghishadow@peterbourgon Looks like it doesn't support multiple workspaces. It's been ages I'm looking for something like irssi. Anyway ... maybe with some tmux plumbing...