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We usually wait to experiment with new features until we find a good problem that would fit, but we upgrade compiler version pretty much right after they releas
by peter_l_downs 3y ago
We usually wait to experiment with new features until we find a good problem that would fit, but we upgrade compiler version pretty much right after they release. For instance we waited on actually using generics for about 6 months until we were able to experiment a bit and make sure they were really useful, the devx was good, and build/test speeds weren't significantly impacted.
- adtac 3y ago> build/test speeds weren't significantly impacted it must be getting a little repetitive to test every version and find that Go continues to build crazy fast every time :)
- peter_l_downs 3y agoThe test doesn't take much time :)
- AdamJacobMuller 3y agoI remember early in the go release cycle (talking around go1.4->later era) when I would rebuild our application with a new version and marvel at how much faster they made it. GC was another thing which was crazy, they halved GC pause time for like 5 or 6 releases in a row. like 1s -> 500ms -> 250ms -> 125ms etc etc etc.