Go didn't have any significant track record until glide came. But it still doesn't have a central repository so every update check means querying all the indivi

Go didn't have any significant track record until glide came. But it still doesn't have a central repository so every update check means querying all the individual repositories, chokes sometimes on hg repositories, takes tens of seconds even with a few dependencies... I also don't like how all people became "X developers". We are software developers. I don't think anyone who can code JS would have difficulty switching to Go or vice versa (unless you are a mostly non-technical person, probably from marketing, who learned just enough jQuery, something which I also respect - I never learned just-enough marketing).