"go mod vendor" vendors packages.
Since go 1.11 you don't need to use the gopath.
Why would you want to nil a variable? Use the zero value... That's what it's for.
You gripes come from some misunderstandings.
Of course, so that's how it is designed, right?
I still dislike GoDoc style and integration with VSCode is not as powerful and color as JSDoc or JavaDoc. Even RustDoc's /// feels better.
///
GoDoc hates multiline commented markdown, to be exact.
If you view this in VSCode, it will be broken -- towardsdatascience.com/setting-up-...
I mean, yeah Godoc doesn't support markdown, but I argue that's a good thing. Comments should be brief and to the point, not formatted novels
+1. If your code needs multi-paragraph comments, I think your code probably needs to be clarified.
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"go mod vendor" vendors packages.
Since go 1.11 you don't need to use the gopath.
Why would you want to nil a variable? Use the zero value... That's what it's for.
You gripes come from some misunderstandings.
Of course, so that's how it is designed, right?
I still dislike GoDoc style and integration with VSCode is not as powerful and color as JSDoc or JavaDoc. Even RustDoc's
///
feels better.GoDoc hates multiline commented markdown, to be exact.
If you view this in VSCode, it will be broken -- towardsdatascience.com/setting-up-...
I mean, yeah Godoc doesn't support markdown, but I argue that's a good thing. Comments should be brief and to the point, not formatted novels
+1. If your code needs multi-paragraph comments, I think your code probably needs to be clarified.