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I associate it with "golang", the search-optimized way to refer to the language Go, from the world's largest search company.
by unwind 4y ago
I associate it with "golang", the search-optimized way to refer to the language Go, from the world's largest search company.
- wutwutwutwut 4y agoSure. But would you refer to that as the "hype train"?
- jonhohle 4y agoBefore golang there was rubylang, clang, racketlang, dlang, slang, etc. Seems like a pretty common convention for language websites not limited to a single organization. Be used “Kit”, but I’m not familiar with anyone else that did (and NeXT used it long before they did).