Yes, probably the management of args should be in another package. All the application was refactored yesterday because on the beginning it was just a single package. In my opinion, is not necessary to create a complex structure for a simple program like this one which only has 2/3 golang files. Anyway, thank you very much!
Sure, that makes sense to me too. I definitely come from a more regimented background than Go and am still learning it. It's interesting to hear the emphasis on readability and simplicity though, I do like that a lot :)
Yes, probably the management of args should be in another package. All the application was refactored yesterday because on the beginning it was just a single package. In my opinion, is not necessary to create a complex structure for a simple program like this one which only has 2/3 golang files. Anyway, thank you very much!
Sure, that makes sense to me too. I definitely come from a more regimented background than Go and am still learning it. It's interesting to hear the emphasis on readability and simplicity though, I do like that a lot :)
I felt just the same feeling when I started with golang but I'm still learning too!