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Nevertheless, people who need a lightweight language are always able to find one because there is always a new language at that point in its lifecycle. Further,
by weberc2 8y ago
Nevertheless, people who need a lightweight language are always able to find one because there is always a new language at that point in its lifecycle. Further, there are languages like Go which seem to be determined to remain easy to get up and running, and don't seem likely to change anytime soon (for better or worse).
- cpeterso 8y agoIt will be interesting to see if some new language eventually seeks to disrupt Go by "out Go'ing" Go, returning to its approachable roots. (Amusingly, my iPhone autocorrect replaced "roots" with "Russ". Russ Cox is an engineer who works on Go. :)