It's easy to use Go on the Raspberry Pi (with or without
cross-compilation), and AFAIK you can gain low-level access to the hardware
in almost the same way than in C.
For example, you can use all the features of the GPIO by mmap-ing the
registers dedicated to its control (under linux the corres
IMHO, this kind of refactorization actually makes the code less readable,
for everyone but the programmer that just wrote it. Though it may seem
obvious at first what functions like "CopyFile" do, an outsider reading the
code will have to check the source to know for sure what is going on.
Whe
I think less and less people care about native UIs. This was not the case a
few years ago, but nowadays web-like interfaces, even for desktop
applications, is becoming the new standard. Most "non-tech" people interact
with their computers mostly through the web browser, so a similar interface
i
