> because I think Go's target audience (systems programmers) are not all that interested in IDE's, Target audience or not; it seems that most people that write

> because I think Go's target audience (systems programmers) are not all that interested in IDE's, Target audience or not; it seems that most people that write about Go and state their background have a background in some scripting/dynamic language. But those are the people that write about stuff like that; they may be a vocal minority, for all I know. But Pike has written that he was surprised that relatively few from languages like C++ has made a transition.