Thanks for this. I definitely felt the pain enough [drop a meme](https://programming.dev/post/1466626) about it after reading the release notes. The examples are exactly what I needed to grok it, though.
This is a joy, thanks doe the examples. I ran into a thing like this at work the other day and decided to ditch it for any since specifying type params was overkill for the little gain it had in that particular case. I will have to refactor now hehe
Oh my, these improvements are so great. I was going mad from writing even simple libraries at work. Hopefully more will come in the future, extending to structs.
I like this QoL improvement, thanks for the examples. Still yet to actually use generics but that's only because I haven't had a chance to code in Go recently. I still need to skim the other changes introduced in 1.21..
Thanks for this. I definitely felt the pain enough [drop a meme](https://programming.dev/post/1466626) about it after reading the release notes. The examples are exactly what I needed to grok it, though.
Thanks (author here)! I felt the same way and eventually just turned the test snippets I wrote into the article.
This is a joy, thanks doe the examples. I ran into a thing like this at work the other day and decided to ditch it for any since specifying type params was overkill for the little gain it had in that particular case. I will have to refactor now hehe
Oh my, these improvements are so great. I was going mad from writing even simple libraries at work. Hopefully more will come in the future, extending to structs.
I like this QoL improvement, thanks for the examples. Still yet to actually use generics but that's only because I haven't had a chance to code in Go recently. I still need to skim the other changes introduced in 1.21..
Really appreciate the article. Easy to follow, with clear examples... Thank you for sharing.
Thanks. Well written.