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Same here. Go is now my daily driver and main language, and I'm perfectly satisfied with it. Quite the opposite of expecting more, I'm very fearful on what may

Same here. Go is now my daily driver and main language, and I'm perfectly satisfied with it. Quite the opposite of expecting more, I'm very fearful on what may change or be added in go-2 (which is actually a reason why I'm currently learning C, just in case).

Cthulhu_ 6y ago
Personally, if Go takes a bad turn, I'm likely to just go back to JVM languages. Not Scala though, they went overboard with that one.
- pstuart 6y ago
  Disclaimer: I'm a Go fanboy so I'm biased. > if Go takes a bad turn The conservative nature of the Go team seems to recognize this worry. It's been bashed from the beginning for no generics but they are working on it. They just haven't found something that "feels right". Of course there's just no pleasing all the people all the time.