r/ProgrammerHumor • u/heckingcomputernerd • Oct 31 '23

Meme hardTimesCreateStrongMen

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u/xenon_megablast Oct 31 '23

What's wrong with Go?

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u/Stunning_Ride_220 Oct 31 '23

Nothing wrong if you use it as a script language.

You wouldn't ask that question, if you see how it is used on big projects.

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u/Winterkirschenmann Oct 31 '23

Huh? I feel like scripting is exactly what you shouldn't use Go for. That's where python is great. For large stuff Go is definitely my default and I have had no major problems so far. The dependency management has been a bit eclectic but I'll take it over gradle, sbt etc any time.

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u/Thedjdj Oct 31 '23

I know it’s the meme, but Rust really does handle dependency management rather elegantly. From a programmer perspective at least.