> It was designed, specifically, as per Rob Pike, for _bad_ developers.
Mind showing us the source for that?
Go wasn't made for incompetent developers. I'm fairly certain that people who land a job as devs at Google are pretty competent.
Go was made to facilitate rapid onboarding, easy digestion of large codebases, and working efficiently in large teams where people are guaranteed to have widely different educational backgrounds, experiences and ideas about programming.
That's why the language has to be simple, obvious, and be focused on readability. That's also why Go is strongly opinionated.
Mind showing us the source for that?
Go wasn't made for incompetent developers. I'm fairly certain that people who land a job as devs at Google are pretty competent.
Go was made to facilitate rapid onboarding, easy digestion of large codebases, and working efficiently in large teams where people are guaranteed to have widely different educational backgrounds, experiences and ideas about programming.
That's why the language has to be simple, obvious, and be focused on readability. That's also why Go is strongly opinionated.