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Seems go would only fail the mature requirement. Go's future is incredibly bright. Soon people will realize how trivial channels make some of the tremendously c
by xal 16y ago
Seems go would only fail the mature requirement. Go's future is incredibly bright. Soon people will realize how trivial channels make some of the tremendously complicated plumbing that all weg/server/enterprise software eventually needs.
- stcredzero 16y agoI have a hankering to produce a late-binding dynamic scripting language with optional typing and very similar syntax to Go. (Which would be identical when all typing is put into a program.)