[Surac]

Not related with go: I recently tried to learn Python beyond the classical example code from the web. After discovering that there are more or less 4 different ways to do a thing with no clear guide what best practice is. I come from C and there one is happy if there is ONE way to do a thing :). Is Go at this stage? Im Intrested in learning Go but not to a point where i need a LLM to determin if my code follows best practice.

[notTooFarGone]

go is fairly opinionated and there is very often only one way to do a thing.

For parts where it is not the case see this thread they really work on keeping a fairly simple language. I'd recommend it to anyone tired of python messes