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I am excited for this, if only because it might finally give me a random excuse to learn how to write code in Go. Does someone have more context on what the ti
by dmoy 12y ago
I am excited for this, if only because it might finally give me a random excuse to learn how to write code in Go. Does someone have more context on what the timeline for 'go 1.4' is?
- gtremper 12y agoThey seem to release an update every ~6 months, so probably around the end of this year.
- axaxs 12y agoIn full disclosure, i'm a bit of a Go fanatic. But two things that led me to the language. 1 - The tour. Seriously, just go through tour.golang.org and...you know Go. From there it's just little tricks and best practices, many covered in 'effective go' 2 - It's a tiny language. That's a plus or minus depending on who you ask. If you aren't new to programming in general, you can pick up the majority of Go in a day I think.
- srcreigh 12y agoI agree with everything axaxs has said here! The Go Tour and also the Rob Pike / Sameer Ajmani talks ([Advanced] Concurrency Patterns in Go, Concurrency is not Parallelism) are all great resources.
- kyrra 12y agoBeing planned and discussed right now. https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/golang-dev/eqBihsj7x-k https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/golang-dev/eqBihsj...
- howeman 12y agoDecember 1st. 1.3 slipped by two weeks but 1.2 was on the money.