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> I suspect that Go's popular successor You mean a Go++, designed by committee with all language features known to man thrown together, ranging from meta-progr

> I suspect that Go's popular successor You mean a Go++, designed by committee with all language features known to man thrown together, ranging from meta-programming to dependent types, trying to please everyone, and as a result pleasing no one, and everybody will wish for a simpler language?

qznc 13y ago
It worked for C++. Lots of C++ programmers do NOT wish for a simpler language.
- yati 13y ago
  Upvoted. But personally, I (am a C++ programmer) would not use C++ wherever I can make do with Python(which is orders of magnitude simpler).
- mseepgood 13y ago
  That's called Stockholm syndrome.