"Don't even get me started on Generics" no I'm just kidding, but I've read this debate plenty of times before :D Thanks for the perspective. That makes sense,

"Don't even get me started on Generics" no I'm just kidding, but I've read this debate plenty of times before :D Thanks for the perspective. That makes sense, I wrote how they don't really like Ruby even though it is very stable like they said they wanted, and rarely makes breaking changes (and takes great care to ensure they are well documented and easy to follow when they happen) ... Then I thought about Rails, and decided not to say anything about Rails, (because it might undermine my whole argument, as that's where arguing from this position breaks down a bit.) Rails isn't really that bad with breaking changes, but it is where most of the breaking changes probably come from, and therefore probably worst thing to use as an example... like you say with Kubernetes in Go!