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Not managing needs for lots of users because of indecision and/or inflexibility, has always been par for the course in Golang, as they wouldn't and won't introd
by j1elo 3y ago
Not managing needs for lots of users because of indecision and/or inflexibility, has always been par for the course in Golang, as they wouldn't and won't introduce greatly requested features without years of careful study and design. And none of that has resulted in an adoption problem (but it indeed did result in a lot of whining). Actually, despite this extremely slow pace to introduce popular features, Go seems to be in very good shape.
- geodel 3y agoOne big difference is Go is primarily driven by Google devs and all the heavy duty work once agreed upon is implemented to last details by Google team. Rust is driven by volunteers for most part, so any carefully deliberated and designed things won't amount to much if implementers are busy, uninterested or just want to work other fun stuff and leave some things halfway done.