Tooling?
Tooling? I am not sure about that one. Go tooling is pretty nice. The one area lacking a bit is, for want of a better word, "package management". However, I have been using gpm with success, and others are happy with godep. For me, the biggest pain point is, to be honest, dealing with json. json in Go is not as fast as you would expect, due to the overhead of runtime reflection. Parsing "loose/dirty" json is also painful . If you cant be sure ahead of time if a value is `"1"` or `1` (int or string of int), and have to support both, you are going to have a bad time.
Posted by stock_toaster on Sep 18, 2014, 4:49 AM
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Add 65536 size support for maps
TypeScript 7.1 Iteration Plan
nvim-treeconfig: upstream nvim-treesitter
Add the "action" and "method" attributes to <button>
[FEATURE] Support multiple Connector accounts (same connector, different accounts) in Claude and Claude Code on the web (claude.ai/code)
> We were imposed GitHub for so many exercises!
Add support for Visual Studio 2026 Integration
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Tooling?
Tooling? I am not sure about that one. Go tooling is pretty nice. The one area lacking a bit is, for want of a better word, "package management". However, I have been using gpm with success, and others are happy with godep. For me, the biggest pain point is, to be honest, dealing with json. json in Go is not as fast as you would expect, due to the overhead of runtime reflection. Parsing "loose/dirty" json is also painful . If you cant be sure ahead of time if a value is `"1"` or `1` (int or string of int), and have to support both, you are going to have a bad time.
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