Love the Java Perspective of the Go language.
It feels like Go is the next step for low level languages (C/C++), but the creators forgot some great high level language features.
This makes Go's target applications to be command line executors and independent algorithms.
If Go had embraced some high level concepts like runtime exceptions, JPA, annotations (Spring boot), generics, we could have written any type of app we wanted, with any large scale team of numerous levels of developers.
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Love the Java Perspective of the Go language.
It feels like Go is the next step for low level languages (C/C++), but the creators forgot some great high level language features.
This makes Go's target applications to be command line executors and independent algorithms.
If Go had embraced some high level concepts like runtime exceptions, JPA, annotations (Spring boot), generics, we could have written any type of app we wanted, with any large scale team of numerous levels of developers.