Go is actually one of the few exceptions in the world due to having had "go fix" baked into the compiler/ecosystem from the start. That makes a huge difference.
It's also quite a simple language and is pretty easy to auto-format reasonably. Few other languages are that easy to auto-format or have that kind of culture where auto-formatting is accepted as a matter of course.
Go is actually one of the few exceptions in the world due to having had "go fix" baked into the compiler/ecosystem from the start. That makes a huge difference.
It's also quite a simple language and is pretty easy to auto-format reasonably. Few other languages are that easy to auto-format or have that kind of culture where auto-formatting is accepted as a matter of course.