It wasn't mentioned here but I really like how C# IDE helps understanding function arguments. It's entirely true that arguments should have meaningful names but sometimes it's impossible. Standard C# function comments let you document arguments. The argument comment appears right when you need it, when you are at a point of providing a value for it. I haven't seen such thing in Go yet. You can provide additional info about the arguments inside function documentation but it's not standardised the way a common Go IDE would understand it. In practice I sometimes jump to the function definition to clarify the meaning of the argument but it could be more explicit.
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