Re:The Value in Go’s Simplicity
by BurningFrog on Saturday November 16, 2019 @11:28PM
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That's the most common opinion, and the one I used to hold.
Here is my counter argument.
Readable code that has some bugs is fixable. Because you can understand what it's doing and how to change it.
Working code that is unreadable is basically dead. No one can make changes to code they don't comprehend. The only thing it's good for is running it as is, much like a compiled binary.
Here is my counter argument.
Readable code that has some bugs is fixable. Because you can understand what it's doing and how to change it.
Working code that is unreadable is basically dead. No one can make changes to code they don't comprehend. The only thing it's good for is running it as is, much like a compiled binary.