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This article does not address any of the issues we have brought up here before. Two days after its initial announcement, Go already has documentation that is le
by stevejohnson 17y ago
This article does not address any of the issues we have brought up here before. Two days after its initial announcement, Go already has documentation that is leaps and bounds better than D, one canonical compiler that works on all major platforms[1], a reliable development pace, concurrency as a primitive, and an open code base.
[1] Whoops, this is not correct. I should have said that its compilers work consistently across the platforms they support.
- barrkel 17y ago"all major platforms" - I must have missed it, where is the Windows version? Or is the market-leading operating system not a major platform?
- stevejohnson 17y agoAck, color me ignorant! I should have double-checked that statement rather than write what I thought was the case. I have updated the comment. The rest stands, though.