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Maybe Go is trying to tell you that the "move fast and break things" methodology is not how it should be used?


I know right? I do feel a warm fuzzy feeling when things compile and I generally feel much safer than when building things in Ruby.


Me too. I don't mind working in a good C++ codebase. It feels a lot safer than working in Ruby where things suffer from bitrot due to a culture of new and shiny.


When I talk to the youngsters about this exact feeling they look at me like I'm nuts. Coming from Ada/Modula-2/etc. where you put the thought in up front and if it compiled you were a long way to being "right" isn't something they get.




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