Very interesting ideas in there. Especially the thought of an upcoming Go 2 perhaps being done in such a compatible way that "Go 2" is actually "Go 1.1X"
He also hints that it would likely only be done to address major issues/concerns/changes such as:
* generics
* modules (perhaps done? time will tell)
* errors (if err != nil {}, extra type information, chaining, etc)
* context
Still to early to tell if anything I listed or he listed would be part of "Go 2" or whatever it happens to be called.
He also hints that it would likely only be done to address major issues/concerns/changes such as:
* generics
* modules (perhaps done? time will tell)
* errors (if err != nil {}, extra type information, chaining, etc)
* context
Still to early to tell if anything I listed or he listed would be part of "Go 2" or whatever it happens to be called.