This seems to me, despite being cool, like the exact type of “too clever by half” code that Go was explicitly designed to avoid.
I like Go because most code is (if a bit verbose) not written like this. It’s written as if the person reading it is a little sleep deprived or one drink in - it doesn’t require much brainpower to reason about.
Adding methods that return functions that return closures is the kind of thinking with portals that I need to rev up my brain to be able to debug, and that’s a liability when there are deadlines involved.
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This seems to me, despite being cool, like the exact type of “too clever by half” code that Go was explicitly designed to avoid.
I like Go because most code is (if a bit verbose) not written like this. It’s written as if the person reading it is a little sleep deprived or one drink in - it doesn’t require much brainpower to reason about.
Adding methods that return functions that return closures is the kind of thinking with portals that I need to rev up my brain to be able to debug, and that’s a liability when there are deadlines involved.