>>109344846
thats just what happens by itself, okay

>>109344846
Because you're not making use of AI to learn.

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>>109344846

Pokemon Go to the polls

>>109344846
skill issue

>>109344846
it's really not once you get the hang of it

>>109344846
because you're retarded

>>109346933
Retards and AI slop go together like peanut butter and jelly.

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>>109344846
it's literally one of the easiest languages out there

>>109347359
Quit seething, snailcat. You lost.

>>109347499
Fuck off back to reddlt with your weird tranny groomer shit.

>>109344846
Yeah it’s clearly made for skilled coders who want to write fast code without bugs. I learned to code by maintaining a golang codebase and it was a great opportunity. If you can look at some preexisting systems made with go if you can find any online especially from google and study their style.

Why? Probably because you spend more time trolling on the internet than practicing programming. You'd struggle in any language.

Wasn't Go literally designed so even brainlets could write good code?

>>109347634
Yes, but the catch is that it's designed and implemented by brainlets too.

goroutines dont make sense to me yet but otherwise its very straightforward

>>109344846
What is hard in it for you?
For me it wasn't the language, but the fact that because it lacks some abstractions, it's much harder to make sense of (even of your own) code and get a higher level architecture picture in your mind. It's not impossible, but it takes a lot more mental effort, because everywhere you look code looks the same.

>>109344933
fpbp

>>109348148
>It's not impossible
skill issues
what abstraction my boy?