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Right. I understood that point. I'm saying that I think you're wrong. There has been no ebb and flow from where I'm standing. The criticisms against Go really h
by burntsushi 9y ago
Right. I understood that point. I'm saying that I think you're wrong. There has been no ebb and flow from where I'm standing. The criticisms against Go really haven't changed much, and neither have the people making them. On the flip side, Go has been becoming increasingly popular, and I see no signs of it slowing down.
- pmoriarty 9y agoIt's not an ebb and flow in the criticisms but in their adoption and the awarness of them in the wider programmer population. It's that awarness that ebbs and flows.