It doesn't matter. SSJS's past has nothing to do with anything in this discussion. Also you're misreading what I'm saying too. I never said a pre-1.0 lib makes

It doesn't matter. SSJS's past has nothing to do with anything in this discussion. Also you're misreading what I'm saying too. I never said a pre-1.0 lib makes a go lib dead. It feels like a lot of people made libs pre-1.0 and then abandoned them but pre-1.0 libs make up a pretty big portion of what's available to use right now. I don't want to use a buggy untested, unmaintained lib as an application developer. This goes for any language. But right now a lot of Go's libs are in this state. Anyways I'm done replying. You would rather pick at negatives in every post I make and ignore the other things that make sense just to somehow make your case better. The libs speak for themselves.