alt Hacker NewsOn the other hand, there are some bad Go standard libraries that are frozen in time.
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bigstrat2003 • today at 5:06 PM
Which isn't actually a problem. You can ignore the bad standard library and use something different.
On the other hand, there are some bad Go standard libraries that are frozen in time.
Which isn't actually a problem. You can ignore the bad standard library and use something different.
which, as painful as it may be, is ok. Better to have a safe functional stdlib library than a exposed external crate (which then asks the question; what's the replacement...)