What is your answer on "Which Package/Library you are missing in Go, which you know from eg Python, C#, Java?"
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C#'s Entity Framework
I haven't seen something comparable - do you know some library?
gorm you probably know yet...
also checked from Facebook: entgo.io/ ?
Yes, I know gorm but the interface from Entity Framework is in my opinion better readable, more fluent and safer.
In C# it would look something like this:
The main issue (for me) is that you have to deal with strings when using gorm. You may easily introduce typos without anyone notices.
Ok, haven't seen entgo.io before, maybe worth a try.
No matter I miss some features from C#, Go is awesome and probably the only thing I do not miss is the
async/await
always present in the code...A native GUI similar to declarative QML would be nice. Flutter is clutter ... still. The other alternative I know is fyne. Both can't match the simplicity of Gustavo Niemeyer's QML binding.