I believe this and am counting on it. Go2.0 and beyond should be a solid choice.
You should also note that it is entirely understood that more mature tech e.g. JVM have had the benefit of multibillion Dollar investment by SUN, IBM, Oracle, etc.
I feel it is regrettable that (imo valid and reasonable) criticism of what is currently not up to par with this tech always seemingly requires a disclaimer that "I love Go". I have been using this language since the day it was released. I know it fairly well. I like it. But excessive hype and sensitivity around it is frankly somewhat irritating.
I believe this and am counting on it. Go2.0 and beyond should be a solid choice.
You should also note that it is entirely understood that more mature tech e.g. JVM have had the benefit of multibillion Dollar investment by SUN, IBM, Oracle, etc.
I feel it is regrettable that (imo valid and reasonable) criticism of what is currently not up to par with this tech always seemingly requires a disclaimer that "I love Go". I have been using this language since the day it was released. I know it fairly well. I like it. But excessive hype and sensitivity around it is frankly somewhat irritating.
peace out and happy v. day Go <3