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That's odd, from within the Go community it's understood that there's a rather large followership in China. At least, speaking for myself.
by AYBABTME 11y ago
That's odd, from within the Go community it's understood that there's a rather large followership in China. At least, speaking for myself.
- seanmcdirmid 11y agoI've heard this to, but haven't observed it in my part of the industry (systems/PL research with lots of undergrad and grad interns from top ranked schools, who are usually the PL early adopters). Scala has been getting more interest lately, and there is growing interest in Rust.
- sacado2 11y agoThe thing is, Go is particularly not interesting for PL researchers and geeks seeking novelty. It's more of a boring, pragmatic language. Elixir, rust et al. are much more funny, IMHO. That might be the explanation.
- seanmcdirmid 11y agoYea, but isn't Go supposed to be a systems language? You might expect it to pop up more with systems candidates.