I have refactored and rewritten most of the code in Fargo. Maybe tomorrow the dev 0.2.x version will be up to speed with 0.1.x. Coding fargo has been a very rewarding experience, because it was my way to learn Go. And I have to say, Go is a very nice language -it's my favorite, now.

Languages have personalities. I've spent countless hours writing javascript, but I never felt competent in js. Everything always feels like a hack there. I feel so much more at home with Go after just two weeks of (admittedly, intense) coding. Python is nice too, but there's something in compiled languages that makes me feel better.

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Totally agree. Go just has certain patterns and style where I can just jump in and start building out a new feature to a CLI with little to no issues. Highly rewarding dev experience because stuff just works

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