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I certainly hope not. Can't speak for Angular, but in Python land, ~9 years later, people are still cleaning up the fallout of the changes from Python 2 to Pyt
by disconnected 9y ago
I certainly hope not.
Can't speak for Angular, but in Python land, ~9 years later, people are still cleaning up the fallout of the changes from Python 2 to Python 3.
It wouldn't bode too well for such a young language as Go to go through the same process.
My personal observations are that Go is gaining a lot of steam in many places. Announcing that they will break compatibility would make those places strongly reconsider their commitment to Go.
- notheguyouthink 9y ago> Announcing that they will break compatibility would make those places strongly reconsider their commitment to Go. Umm, they've actually announced the opposite. Not sure why you say that.
- disconnected 9y agoI meant hypothetically. Sorry if I wasn't clear. As in, if in some hypothetical scenario, Google announced that they would break compatibility, it would be bad.
- notheguyouthink 9y agoDefinitely agree with that.