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A utility library that supports aggregate & transforms functions Go with generic. Such as filter, map, reduce, find, exist
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- Spf13 Google
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Post which in general talks about functional programming and its benefits, a good read
I love FP, I'm having newfound joy in Go by using https://github.com/samber/lo and his linked monad and dependency injection libs, FP being slow is not a necessity of computational theory, but more of a case of the C and CPUs being designed for each other for some time now, we could run LISP as machine code, or write SBCL and have most of the benefits already (SBCL can compile to machine code). It's more of a abstraction pattern shift in how to change and reason about code.
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Go generics are not bad
What I still don't understand is why golang has exceptions for "language constructs" like make() and append()... But also those are unimplementable in golang.
What personally annoys me the most in golang is that it embraces static and functional patterns in its core, but it doesn't even have map/filter/reduce/forEach as generic implementations for all data types.
The lack of a "new" keyword and default values for struct's property syntax is also pretty annoying. Let alone the "hack" with annotations for decoding/encoding everywhere.
For loop fatigue in golang makes it so unreadable in practice, and leads everybody to offloading manipulation of arrays/slices to helper methods, just to have the for loop there.
The library that fixes this as good as possible with generics is the "lo" library (inspired by lodash) [1]. It's worth taking a look at it if you're curious how to implement it for your structs.
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SAM: An experimental Go library for lazy and generic iterators.
I did a very quick search but couldn't find anything similar. go-funk uses interface{} and reflection (pre-generics era and slow) while lo is primarily eager evaluated (no lazy iterators) as far as I can tell.
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What do you like about Go?
You mean lo?
- GOtil Lodash Inspired Utility Tool For Golang (Next-Gen GO Library)
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None of you asked for it and I wouldn't have listened anyways: Ternary syntax now available in Go!
I felt like you were exaggerating here, or at least being pessimistic, but then I saw that lo has 4k stars. I thought that and the OP here were Go generics satire, but it seems like a lot of people are taking it seriously.
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Generic slice utils? I just created
How does this library differ from lo or pie?
- 1.18 is released
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Go 1.18 Released
WOOO!
I have been using the RC at work lately, and I have to say: The generics implementation is quite nice, and RUTHLESSLY slashes boilerplate and copy-pasta.
This is going to turn Golang from "that one boilerplate-y language without generics" into my favorite language.
I've been using the https://github.com/samber/lo library, and it is very nice to be able to do "map/reduce/etc..." on golang structs.
I would really enjoy a chaining library, and some tooling to make type coersion a bit cleaner.
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