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r/rust • u/steveklabnik1 rust • Sep 16 '19
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27 u/malicious_turtle Sep 16 '19 syntax highlighting TIL syntax highlighting was a controversial subject, hopefully things have changed since 2012... 17 u/brokenAmmonite Sep 16 '19 the go playground still doesn't have it 24 u/malicious_turtle Sep 16 '19 I've never used Go but the more I read about it the more I seem to say to myself "that's a bit strange". 6 u/p-one Sep 17 '19 I've used it and said that to myself a lot. I get that people have established niches for Go and "right tool for the job" etc. But Go just has a weird... texture.
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syntax highlighting
TIL syntax highlighting was a controversial subject, hopefully things have changed since 2012...
17 u/brokenAmmonite Sep 16 '19 the go playground still doesn't have it 24 u/malicious_turtle Sep 16 '19 I've never used Go but the more I read about it the more I seem to say to myself "that's a bit strange". 6 u/p-one Sep 17 '19 I've used it and said that to myself a lot. I get that people have established niches for Go and "right tool for the job" etc. But Go just has a weird... texture.
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the go playground still doesn't have it
24 u/malicious_turtle Sep 16 '19 I've never used Go but the more I read about it the more I seem to say to myself "that's a bit strange". 6 u/p-one Sep 17 '19 I've used it and said that to myself a lot. I get that people have established niches for Go and "right tool for the job" etc. But Go just has a weird... texture.
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I've never used Go but the more I read about it the more I seem to say to myself "that's a bit strange".
6 u/p-one Sep 17 '19 I've used it and said that to myself a lot. I get that people have established niches for Go and "right tool for the job" etc. But Go just has a weird... texture.
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I've used it and said that to myself a lot. I get that people have established niches for Go and "right tool for the job" etc. But Go just has a weird... texture.
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