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<p>Go is very idiosyncratic, approximating good ideas and relying heavily on data transposition.</p></blockquote>
<p>In this opinion article I will higlight why I think people love to hate Go.</p>
<p>I&rsquo;ll do so by contrasting Go to Odin. Odin serves as an excellent comparison because the
syntax is similar in essence (both heavily inspired by Pascal and C).</p>
<p>Unlike Go, Odin actually gives you the good ideas in their completeness -
without a complex type system or giving up any control, and without needing to
fight the ideas for a decade only to finally concede.</p></description> 17 </item> 18 </channel> 19 </rss>