That is a long list of linters (only a few enabled by default however). I much prefer less fragmented approaches such as clippy or ruff. It makes for a more coherent experience and surely much higher performance (1x AST parsing instead of dozens of times).
All languages have linters, Go just has a proper ecosystem of them due to the way the language is built.
That is a long list of linters (only a few enabled by default however). I much prefer less fragmented approaches such as clippy or ruff. It makes for a more coherent experience and surely much higher performance (1x AST parsing instead of dozens of times).