@solardirus I find the situation to be the opposite, you need more mental bandwidth to navigate a go codebase. The signal to noise ratio is very poor because of badly designed error handling, poor libraries at some domains and lack of some modern goodies on programming languages making you having to reinvent the wheel every time.
Also, you rarely have to explicitly specify lifetimes.
@solardirus I find the situation to be the opposite, you need more mental bandwidth to navigate a go codebase. The signal to noise ratio is very poor because of badly designed error handling, poor libraries at some domains and lack of some modern goodies on programming languages making you having to reinvent the wheel every time.
Also, you rarely have to explicitly specify lifetimes.
@SorteKanin