Java mains keep posting “Patterns in Go” articles.

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Awesome Go

This post discusses the misconception of posting 'Patterns in Go' articles by Java programmers and highlights that many of these patterns are considered anti-patterns. It explores the definition of Object Oriented programming and suggests that Go is more 'Object Oriented' than C++ or Java. The post also mentions the language that is most familiar with Object Oriented principles and criticizes the promotion of misinformation in articles about patterns in Go.

Go is Not Java

<p>Well, words change, so their meaning :/
<a href="https://htmx.org/essays/how-did-rest-come-to-mean-the-opposite-of-rest/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">REST isn’t REST</a>, and OOP now means inheritance, polymorphism, overloading and all that shit, suck it up.
We can disagree, but it is too far from a breaking point.</p>


<p>Reminds me when react team introduced functional components. Most of the time all you just need to complete a task is just a simple funtion.</p>
