> Go has a standard code style, everyone agrees to use the same format and all our code becomes easier to read and standardized.
I like VS Code's default code style for TypeScript, but partly because it is not too opinionated about whitespace (though it gets close).
But after 10 years, I finally went back to manual CSS formatting. I just can't write CSS without the option of single-line rulesets.
gofmt doesn't (or at least didn't) allow single-line blocks ever. This is just too opinionated, and for that reason it will one day change, even if that day is 20 years from now.
Having a standard is fine. But software is not just technical, it's an art too.
I like VS Code's default code style for TypeScript, but partly because it is not too opinionated about whitespace (though it gets close).
But after 10 years, I finally went back to manual CSS formatting. I just can't write CSS without the option of single-line rulesets.
gofmt doesn't (or at least didn't) allow single-line blocks ever. This is just too opinionated, and for that reason it will one day change, even if that day is 20 years from now.
Having a standard is fine. But software is not just technical, it's an art too.