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This is a weird argument to make, since Go was first introduced in 2009 and the first stable version was released in 2012. All those projects precede Go by a de
by danieldk 11y ago
This is a weird argument to make, since Go was first introduced in 2009 and the first stable version was released in 2012. All those projects precede Go by a decade or more.
Also, despite Go's short existence, there are already a surprising number of large Go project (Docker, Syncthing, etcd).