Testing in Go: philosophy and tools
Testing in Go: philosophy and tools
Posted May 28, 2020 21:40 UTC (Thu) by Cyberax (✭ supporter ✭, #52523)In reply to: Testing in Go: philosophy and tools by kunitz
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> the lack of concepts makes it easy to learn
It also forces people to use reams of repetitive code and/or search for third-party libraries to do the most basic things. And due to limitations of the language, libraries often can't provide experience that is seamless in other languages.
It also forces people to use reams of repetitive code and/or search for third-party libraries to do the most basic things. And due to limitations of the language, libraries often can't provide experience that is seamless in other languages.
Go has done a lot of things right, but testing is most definitely not one of them.